Articles By The Associated Press
U.S. Justice Department backs Colorado church lawsuit against Gov. Jared Polis
High Plains Harvest Church argues that the Colorado governor's coronavirus policies discriminate against houses of worship and violate First Amendment rights to religious freedoms
Trump’s fossil fuel agenda gets pushback from federal judges, including in Colorado
In Colorado, a judge sided with conservation groups and said the Trump administration's review of 171 proposed natural gas wells didn’t look closely enough at the cumulative effect of drilling on climate change
Cheyenne Frontier Days canceled for 1st time in 124 years
Event organizers decided the risk of spreading the virus was too great for the more than 140,000 people who visit the city for Frontier Days over the last two weeks in July
University of Colorado Boulder says it will welcome students back this fall
The university said it will enhance its on-campus testing capability and create a campus response team to track, notify and isolate those exposed to the coronavirus
It’s not just your imagination: Miller moth population has increased in Colorado, study say
Colorado State University entomologists Whitney Cranshaw and Frank Peairs released a study attributing the increase in sightings to the lack of moisture in Colorado and neighboring states
Weld County jail, following federal judge’s orders, identifies 89 inmates vulnerable to coronavirus
Judge Philip Brimmer ruled earlier this month that Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams failed to take adequate measures to protect inmates and violated their Eighth Amendment rights against cruel and unusual punishment
Man told to wear mask shoots Waffle House cook in Aurora, police say
Police in Aurora arrested Kelvin Watson, 27, on Monday on a charge of attempted first-degree murder
Gov. Jared Polis expects many Colorado schools open this fall. But classes will look very different.
The Democratic governor says schools may close periodically when “there’s an inevitable outbreak.”
Colorado Springs to house U.S. Space Command for 6 years
The command brings more than 1,400 troops and civilian workers and potentially billions of dollars to the Pikes Peak region
