
Aretha Franklin Blocks Telluride Screening Of Documentary
A federal judge is preventing The Telluride Film Festival from screening a documentary about a 1972 Aretha Franklin concert without the singer’s consent. U.S. District Judge John L.

Plan Approved: The Colowyo Coal Mine Will Stay Open
Assistant Interior Secretary Janice Schneider approved the mining plan for the Colowyo mine near Craig. The move follows a court-ordered environmental review.

20 Face Pot Trafficking Charges in Colorado
Authorities seized 1,000 marijuana plants, 50 pounds of dried marijuana, and 28 firearms in southern Colorado.

Boulder Begins To Buck Up Trash Requirements To Battle Bothersome Bears
Code enforcement officers will start work earlier in the morning to catch those neglecting their trash before garbage crews arrive.

Upheaval On Southern Ute Tribal Council
Southern Ute Indian Tribe elders say they are on track to oust five members of the Tribal Council and its chairman.

Activists To Pull Denver Marijuana Ballot Question
City officials promised to work on a compromise to give time for others to weigh in on the proposal and come up with their own solution.

2 Soldiers Injured After Helicopter Makes Hard Landing Near Denver
The incident happened in a suburban Denver forest in Douglas County.

VA Exec To Visit Over-Budget Aurora Hospital
Sloan Gibson will meet with local Veterans Affairs Department officials and construction managers Thursday.

Larimer County Wildfire Forces Evacuations
The Beartrap Fire is burning near Crystal Lakes northwest of Livermore.

Fort Carson Team In Washington State To Battle Wildfires
Six Fort Carson civilian firefighters are in Washington state to help battle wildfires. Army officials say the Fort Carson team will be crew supervisors at the Yakima Training Center.

Newly Released Records Show University’s Response To Holmes
Newly released documents show a University of Colorado police officer did little aside from check theater shooter James Holmes’ background after his psychiatrist shared concerns about his homicidal thoughts.

Hart, Veterans Group, To Back Iran Nuclear Deal
Former Colorado Sen. Gary Hart is trying to give cover to the state’s current senior senator to support the Iran nuclear deal.

Weld County Students To Get $3,000 College Scholarships
Weld County residents who want to pursue higher education will be able to do so with $3,000 from the county beginning in 2016.

4 Sexual Assaults Reported On Denver’s 16th Street Mall
A 46-year-old man has been arrested in connection to four reports of sexual assault in downtown Denver.

Two Bear Cubs Shot And Killed In Evergreen; Homeowner Faces Charges
One cub was killed instantly in this morning’s shooting; the other was wounded and later euthanized.

2 Arrested After Marijuana Grow Found In Routt National Forest
Authorities say they seized about 1,000 plants and found camping gear on the site of the grow operation.