
Conservative group bars GOP gay organization from Denver event
The Western Conservative Summit is scheduled for late June in Denver.

Colorado mountains could get more than 2 feet of snow
Higher elevations in Larimer and Boulder counties could see up to 3 feet of heavy, wet snow.

Denver fast-food workers join national protests
Demonstrations are planned in more than 230 cities and college campuses nationally in support of the Fight for $15 movement.

I-70 snow tire rule deflates in Senate
The proposal had the backing of Colorado’s ski industry, which said that motorists using improper tires cause accidents that lead to costly traffic snarls.

Your rent will probably rise this year. Here’s why
In Denver, rents have increased more than 5 percent a year since 2010 — 9.2 percent in 2014.

VA tells Congress it has plan to pay for troubled Aurora hospital
Last month, VA officials said the price tag for the Aurora hospital had ballooned to $1.7 billion, meaning another $830 million in funding is needed.

Final phase of jury selection to start in Aurora theater shooting
Attorneys will whittle 115 remaining candidates down to 12 jurors and 12 alternates to serve in the months-long trial of James Holmes.

Train carrying dry ammonia derails in Colorado Springs
No one was injured and there were no evacuations.

Colorado House advances 2 law enforcement oversight bills
The bills in response to public outcry over allegations of police misconduct in Colorado and the nation got preliminary approval by the full House Friday.

Colorado hash-making limits face 1st hearing
A House committee starts work Thursday on a proposal to make it a felony to use explosive gases to make hash oil at home.

Colorado Springs VA clinic has worst wait times in state
More than 10 percent of the appointments at the Colorado Springs clinic from Sept. 1 to Feb. 28 took at least 31 days to schedule.

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.