Colorado Week in Review

• Mysterious drones continue to puzzle authorities and residents in northeastern Colorado
• Bob, the 175 pound turtle from the Denver Zoo, has died
• TV watchers groan and advertisers cheer as $163 million is predicted to be spent on political ads in Colorado in 2020
• The ski train to Winter Park starts this weekend
• The National Western Stock Show kicks off with their traditional parade of livestock through downtown Denver
• Cherry Creek mall stops first-hour free parking
• The Colorado Legislature started on Wednesday. Democrats retain control of the House, Senate, and Governorship.
• A pack of gray wolves cross into Northwest Colorado
• Three dozen people arrested during a climate-change protest at Gov. Jared Polis’ “State of the State” address

• The Colorado Avalanche Went From Worst To First In No Time Flat
• Hundreds of local officers participate in toy drive at Children’s Hospital Colorado
• Anonymous donor pays off nearly $2,000 at a Colorado Walmart Layaway for strangers, joining others in selfless giving
• Here’s Another Thing Colorado Might Vote On In 2020: Reintroduction Of The Wolf
• Colorado Weather: The ‘Pineapple Express’ Causes Snow Machine, Prompts Avalanche Warning
• President Donald Trump plans to visit Colorado ‘a lot’ to campaign for Cory Gardner
• Suncor takes responsibility for raining yellow particles; neighbors question material safety
• Aurora officer keeps job, not charged with DUI after being found drunk in patrol car while on duty
• Ryan Kamada, Former Weld County Judge, Resigns Amid Cocaine Investigation
• Colorado Springs Sign Vandalized With Graffiti Referencing De’Von Bailey Shooting
• Accused Colorado Planned Parenthood shooter Robert Dear indicted by federal grand jury
• There Aren’t Enough Good Samaritans to Shovel Snow in Denver

• 9NEWS Parade of Lights returns Friday, Saturday
• Study Says Median Income In Colorado Ranks In The Top 10 In The U.S.
• 8 New Murals Decorate Denver Streets Thanks To The Urban Arts Fund
• CDOT’s Snowstang Bus Service To Loveland, A-Basin And Steamboat Starts Next Weekend
• Proposed fee on plastic, paper bags moves forward in Denver
• 7 Colorado Cities Are Among Fastest-Growing In The Country, Longmont Ranked No. 1
• Health Officials: Boulder Has 78 Cases Of Pertussis So Far This Year
• Spike in benzene levels found at Greeley elementary school
• Kirk Widlund: The Nazi In 710 KNUS’ Closet?
• Mayor Michael Hancock says Denver does a better job cleaning up snow than any other similar city
• Denver says geese culling will resume in the future if necessary
• “Sad and somber moment” vs. smear campaign: Coloradans in Congress divided on drafting of impeachment articles

• Colorado woman first to climb all 846 peaks above 13,000 feet in every state but Alaska
• 9Things to do in Colorado this weekend: November 22-24
• Colorado’s Unemployment Rate Went Down — Again
• More Colorado workers will get breaks, must make $42,500 salary to be exempt from overtime under draft policy
• Major Colorado Wilderness Bill Advances in House
• New Belgium Brewing, Colorado’s largest craft brewery, announces sale to international beer conglomerate
• A Colorado school district has closed more than 40 schools after a highly contagious virus outbreak
• Denver B-cycle to end operations
• U.S. Attorney: Previous Sentence for Alleged Rapist Ex-Cop an “Injustice”
• Denver talk radio host Craig Silverman fired mid-show after criticizing Trump
• Steamboat Springs School District apologizes for teaching sexually graphic poem to teens
• Ballot measure banning facial recognition software approved for signature-gathering in Denver

• License to Rome: Denver International Airport getting nonstop Norwegian Air flight to Italian capital in 2020
• Lyft To Add 200 Electric Vehicles To Its Denver Fleet
• 7 best things to do in Colorado this weekend, Nov. 15-17, 2019
• Philadelphia sports radio director says Denver shouldn’t be allowed to have home games
• Citing sage-grouse ruling, Colorado BLM yanks federal oil, gas leases from December sale
• Colin Kaepernick to the Broncos? Chances aren’t great, oddsmaker says.
• Police: Armed man making anti-Muslim remarks outside Denver mosque arrested
• ‘He Dragged My Pants Right Off Me’: Colorado Man Gored By Deer That Officials Believe Was Raised By People
• Denver settles with United Airlines pilot for $300K after indecent exposure arrest at DIA hotel
• OVERLOADED: How large-capacity gun magazines are still being sold in Colorado
• Non-citizens can’t vote in Colorado, but GOP collects signatures to make extra sure of it
• Topless woman wins $50K settlement from Loveland

• Denver Veterans Day Festival
• David Byrne Announces Immersive Theater Experience in Denver
• Colorado communities do what state lawmakers wouldn’t: Raise taxes on cigarettes, vaping products
• People moved to Colorado most from these 5 states in 2018
• Final DPS results: Union-backed candidates win all 3 open school board seats
• Mike Coffman leads Omar Montgomery by 273 votes in Aurora mayoral race after unofficial tally
• ATF raids homes across Front Range, some tied to Hells Angels and other ‘motorcycle gangs’
• Richard Holzer, Suspect In Pueblo Synagogue Bomb Plot, Will Remain In Jail
• Meow Wolf Denver Director Files Gender Discrimination Complaint
• Two school districts enforce vaccination policies
• What the Hell Went Wrong for Proposition CC?
• Analysis: Repealing Affordable Care Act could affect over 1M Colorado women and girls

• Denver Arts Week
• Last-minute Colorado voter’s guide to Prop CC, Prop DD and other 2019 election issues
• Answering your questions about the new digital drivers licenses and the myColorado App
• Neil Young and Crazy Horse Return With the Ragged, Glorious ‘Colorado’
• Colorado wilderness bill clears U.S. House, faces Trump veto threat
• Denver minimum wage proposal draws threat of lawsuit
• Colorado oil and gas regulators are now pursuing penalties in deadly 2017 Firestone home explosion
• More plaintiffs accuse Grand Junction fertility doctor of using his own sperm to impregnate patients
• Colorado Springs man undergoes amputation after night on frigid 14er
• No compensation for Greenwood Village family after police destroy home, court rules
• In The House And Back Home, Coloradans’ Thoughts On The Impeachment Vote Toe Party Lines
• DPS Bashed on Social Media for Snow Day Fiasco

• ‘They’re A Marvelous Creature’: Colorado Bat Week Honors ‘Misunderstood’ Mammal
• Unprecedented fossil discovery near Colorado Springs dates back 66 million years
• Colorado Teacher of the Year announced: Hilary Wimmer teaches business at Mountain Range High School
• Lawmakers Advance Bills to Boost Colorado’s Dismal Recycling Rate
• FACT CHECK: Ballot Measure Prop CC Won’t Take Away Your Personal Tax Refund
• How Boozy Will Denver Become With Its Common Consumption Area Proposal?
• Darkness Has Descended on Denver. Most of Its Sports Teams Are Off TV.
• RTD operators are exhausted, survey finds
• ‘I Feel Lucky That It Wasn’t Me’: Catholics Grapple With Revelations About Prominent Priests
• Death of 18-year-old Colorado man could be state’s first related to vaping
• Colo GOP Leaders Hosting Vaccine Summit at Capitol With National Anti-Vaxx Group
• Trump says he was kidding about building a wall in Colorado

• This Monet exhibition, opening Monday, is a big get for Denver Art Museum. Here’s a sneak peek.
• History Colorado wants to know your story
• Bankers survey shows improved rural economy in Colorado, neighbor states
• Poll: Majority Of Coloradans Approve Tax Hike For Front Range Rail Service
• Effort to recall Colorado Senate President fails, organizers turn in fraction of needed signatures
• Denver efforts to clear marijuana-related convictions from criminal records starts slowly
• Colorado’s Kurdish community rallies at state Capitol against Turkish attacks in Syria
• Push to end sale of puppy mill dogs gaining traction in Colorado
• Western governors want nuclear testing compensation expanded
• Patience Wearing Thin On Day 4 Of Teachers Strike In Park County
• New study outlines health risks from oil & gas development
• New poll shows majority of Coloradans support impeachment inquiry, Hickenlooper leads Gardner

• Colorado announces 20% average reduction across individual health insurance premiums for 2020
• Tiny Home Villages Finally Find Home in Denver Zoning Code
• Crowd rallies in Denver’s Civic Center to hear teen climate activist Greta Thunberg
• Doggone it! Denver will be an Uber Pet test market
• Denver temperature drops from 83 to 13 degrees in just 18 hours
• Fort Carson soldiers could catch a drone bus to the barracks next year
• Survivors Of Colorado Catholic Church Abuse Are Now Eligible For Unlimited Payouts
• Students show up in droves to meeting following racist incident on CU campus
• Gregory And Marcia Abbott, Part Time Aspen Residents, Get Month In Prison In College Bribery Scandal
• Watch: Gardner refuses to say whether it’s appropriate for president to ask foreign leader to investigate rival
• Colorado residents ask district court to halt oil and gas drilling until new regulations are in place
• Opponents of Arapahoe County tax hike for a new jail push for cheaper reform