- Blowing dust could make travel dangerous and difficult, especially in southwest and northeast Colorado.
- Mountains on the Western Slope are expected to get 5 to 10 inches of snow.
- The crash occurred between Exit 163 County Line Road and CO 105 at mile 161. Traffic is significantly backed up this afternoon.
- The group is demanding that ride-share companies take a maximum of 25 percent of drivers’ earnings, instead of an over 50 percent cut some have reported.
- The owners of Atrevida Beer Co. say a previously planned fundraiser for the LGTBQ Center at UC Colorado Springs will still take place at their brewery on Tuesday.
- “So many marginalized people have so much rage that we are not allowed to express. I hope that the takeaway... is that we have got to do something," said the vigil's organizer.
- Proposition 125, which expands the retail of wines to grocery and convenience stores, passed by a close margin after the remaining ballots were counted on Wednesday
- Anthony, who is not sharing his last name, says he suffered injuries from shrapnel. Two of his friends died in the attack.
- Several CU athletes said their weight and body composition were frequently tested, and that they were banned from practices and races if specific goals were not met.
- Fort Collins will revisit the increase and vote on the issue next summer.
- Metro Denver and Boulder drivers might see another snowy commute Thursday evening.
- Frontier Airlines is the only American air carrier on the list of six airlines facing fines.
- He replaces Daniel Oates, the first interim chief who was in his second stint leading the department.
- Parr Elementary will close and consolidate with Little Elementary School. The schools' principals weigh in on the changes.
- Sixteen Jefferson County schools will be closing their doors beginning next school year.
- With victory possibly coming down to just a few thousand ballots, the race is attracting national attention.
