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Colorado health officials’ tuberculosis investigation in limbo as Geo Group tries to strike down inspection law
Colorado health officials still have not been given access to the Aurora immigration detention center run by Geo Group on behalf of ICE. Geo was in court Friday for a lawsuit hearing.
Denver school board member seeks new meeting to discuss — and possibly take action on — Alex Marrero’s employment
A Denver school board member is trying to convene another meeting next week to discuss and potentially take action on Superintendent Alex Marrero’s employment, according to emails obtained by The Denver Post on Friday.
Gov. Polis orders flags at half-staff for 4th firefighter to die from Western Slope fire
Gov. Jared Polis ordered that Colorado flags be flown at half staff Friday in honor of Nathan Matthews, a firefighter who died last week from injuries he sustained while responding to fires on the Western Slope.
Garth Brooks adds two more concerts for Ball Arena after instant sellouts
After instant sell-outs, Garth Brooks adds two more shows to Ball Arena visit in September
Front Range Passenger Rail board gives green light to plan for Denver-Fort Collins train in 2029
Front Range Passenger Rail officials approved a plan to launch daily intercity trains between Denver and Fort Collins in 2029.
Federal government implements 10-year Colorado River plan after states fail to find deal
Federal water managers on Friday announced a 10-year plan to manage the critical Colorado River that will require near-constant negotiation between the seven states and other water users in the river basin.
Regulators propose overhaul to law governing how banks lend to low-and-middle income communities
The Trump Administration has announced changes to the Community Reinvestment Act, a law that requires regulators to document how well banks do in lending to low-to-middle income neighborhoods.
Victor Marx picks fellow Marine as running mate on GOP ticket in Colorado governor’s race
Colorado Republican gubernatorial candidate Victor Marx has selected retired Marine Col. George Markert as his lieutenant governor running mate as he challenges Democratic nominee Phil Weiser.
FBI, Boulder police release new age-progression images of suspect in 1983 murder of Sid Wells
The FBI and Boulder police have released new images of Thayne Alan Smika, who is wanted in connection with the murder of Sidney Lee Wells in 1983. Wells was a CU Boulder student who was dating the daughter of actor Robert Redford at the time of his death.