
Drillers Unhappy With Adams County’s New, Tougher Oil And Gas Regs
Oil and gas representatives called the rules unreasonable and accused the county of overstepping its authority.

Plutonium Test Results Stall Plan For Toll Road Near Rocky Flats
The long-sought toll road would have crossed a buffer zone on the east side of Rocky Flats National Wildlife preserve.

Denver’s Sunday Weather Was Hot. So Hot That A New Record-High Temperature Was Set
Denver broke the all-time record high temperature for September on Sunday, according to the National Weather Service.

Climber Falls 15 Feet At Rocky Mountain National Park
A 63-year-old man from Boulder was rescued Friday and was seriously injured after a fall on Hallett Peak.

Coming To A National Park Trail Near You: Electric Bikes
Supporters say e-bikes make park trails more accessible for people who are older or who have disabilities, but opponents are concerned about the bikes’ speed.

Colorado School Board Calls For Sex-Education Law Inquiry
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) — A Colorado school board is calling for an investigation into the state’s sexual-education law, saying a recent update overrides the authority of local school districts.

Who Will Run The Broncos? Lawsuit Dismissal Makes It A Little Clearer
It’s starting to look more like Brittany Bowlen, late owner Pat Bowlen’s daughter, will step in, or at least start on the road to doing it.

Governor Polis Offers Little Comfort To Oil-Gas Execs
DENVER (AP) — Colorado’s Democratic governor is offering little sympathy to oil and gas executives worried about tighter state restrictions on drilling.

Acting BLM Director: Past Support For Public Lands Sales Is ‘Irrelevant’
William Perry Pendley says he’s part of an administration that “adamantly opposes” the wholesale sale and transfer of public lands.

STEM School Says Security Guard Was Supposed To Be Unarmed
DENVER (AP) — A private security guard who allegedly accidentally wounded a student during a school shooting in Colorado wasn’t supposed to be armed, according to the school.

Judge Rules That Johnson & Johnson ‘Helped Fuel’ The Drug Crisis In The First Opioid Case To Make It To Trial
The ruling will likely inform other lawsuits against drugmakers, including many based in Colorado.

Highway Construction South Of Durango Runs Into Native American Ruins
Well-preserved Native American ruins were discovered while surveying the Florida Mesa for realignment of the U.S. Highway 550 interchange.

State Issues Water Advice After Tests At Air Force Academy
Colorado health officials say people living south of the Air Force Academy should switch to bottled water if they rely on wells with elevated levels of a toxic chemical the military used in firefighting foam.

Toxic Chemicals Found In U.S. Air Force Academy Groundwater
The U.S. Air Force Academy says unsafe levels of chemicals were found in groundwater at four sites on the Colorado campus.

Lamborn Says Space Command’s Initial Home Will Be In Colorado Springs
The Colorado Springs area is also home to the U.S. Air Force Academy and Fort Carson, which has infantry, helicopter and Stryker vehicle units.

Trump Mocks The Accents Of Asian Leaders, Angering Asian Americans As They Continue To Veer Left
The president’s fake accent brought back painful memories for Amanda Berg, a Korean American teacher in Denver who experienced bullying growing up.