- The ban extends to other apps owned by the company, such as Douyin, WeChat and Wexin.
- A remembrance for victims will be held tonight at eTown Hall in Boulder from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.
- Police are still investigating the incident and whether students were involved.
- The town will contract with the Boulder County Sheriff’s Office while it rebuilds its police force.
- Donaciano Amaya, 43, worked as a ranch hand at Freedom Acres where a dispute between neighbors has taken place in recent years.
- Two of the four customers on board the train at the time of the incident reported minor injuries and were taken to a local hospital.
- The winners include a “Pikes Peak or Bust” design and a tribute to Colorado's mining history.
- Water flow led to extensive erosion and damaged more than two acres of forest, streams and wetlands in Rocky Mountains National Park.
- Former officer Jordan Steinke still faces a felony and misdemeanor charges, including criminal attempt to commit manslaughter.
- Backers say it would increase opportunities for immigrants and help departments with hiring.
- The vandalism included the gluing of pork products to a student’s dorm room door as well as three separate cases of mezuzot being “taken down and defiled,” according to the student organization DU Hillel.
- Austin Hopp was convicted of assaulting Karen Garner and has served nine months of a five-year sentence.
- Officials advise the public to stay away from sick or dead birds and report them to authorities.
- It's a tall task: Get the most out of an aging superstar quarterback, re-instill a winning culture. Is Sean Payton up to the task? As they unveil their new coach, the Broncos hope so.
- The Archdiocese of Denver said Maggie Barton’s employment at All Souls Catholic School was terminated because she violated the terms of her contract.
- “I'm trying to create a home away from home for Black students, for Black faculty, Black staff and to reintroduce us to African culture.”
