Republicans reject Colorado ban on youth gay conversion
The bill would have banned therapists from trying to change the sexual orientation or gender identity of children.
Federal banking official to meet with Colorado pot shops
The meeting was arranged by two Colorado congressmen who have tried unsuccessfully to pass laws expanding banking access for the marijuana industry.
Bong, not bomb, causes scare at Boulder bus station
She said the foot-long plastic pipe looked suspicious because it was capped at both ends but marijuana was found inside.
White powder sent to Boulder Jewish centers not toxic
Authorities are investigating who is responsible for mailing what turned out to be harmless white powder to two Jewish organizations.
Attention teens (and parents): Denver cops are ticketing curfew violators
The curfew is enforced year-round, but police began a campaign enforcing the law that will last through Sept. 27.
Thompson Divide lease exchange proposed
Garfield County commissioners are scheduled to consider a letter of support for the deal on Monday.
Night closures for Eisenhower tunnels most of April
The CDOT says most of the work on the $20 million system will be done above the tunnels in ventilation shafts.
School board to release reports to shooting victim’s family
In return for the reports, the family promised not to sue the district, something they would be able to do if a bill before the Legislature passes.
Indian mascot bill advances, with less help for schools
Lawmakers amended the proposal Thursday so that the state won’t use tax dollars to assist schools that have to change signs and uniforms.
Police oversight bills getting more complicated in Colorado
Unlike some of the earlier police bills, more recent legislation doesn’t have bipartisan support.
Colorado theater shooting case costs $2.2M before trial
Officials in Aurora said Wednesday they have spent more than $928,500 on the case, including $517,000 in overtime pay for police and other city employees.
Littleton school board to consider deal with Claire Davis’ family
An agenda item for Thursday’s school board meeting originally stated that staffers recommend accepting a proposal from Davis’ family to learn more about what happened in exchange for a promise not to sue the district.
Denver mayor bans city-funded travel to Indiana
Denver will not condone discrimination through the use of taxpayer dollars, Hancock says.
Powdered alcohol regulations get governor’s approval
Gov. John Hickenlooper has signed legislation to regulate the sale of powdered alcohol in Colorado.
Vail Resorts to buy Australia’s largest ski area for $136M
The decision to buy the 3,000-acre resort is aimed at driving season pass sales and building loyalty with guests from around the world.
5 things to know about Colorado’s state budget
Colorado lawmakers will begin debating, tinkering, and voting on the state’s spending plan this week.