Colorado Week in Review

• Hands-On STEM For All Students In Englewood School District
• Colorado Man Becomes Oldest To Climb Wyoming’s Devils Tower
• Colorado route selected for Hyperloop project
• CU student needs votes for the life-changing prosthetics he developed
• Smoking may soon be banned on the 16th street mall
• Colorado fall colors guide: Where and when to go
• Colorado outlines how new pipeline rules will be considered after fatal Firestone explosion
• Governor orders special session to fix typo that caused zoo, RTD funding cuts
• Gov. Hickenlooper denies pardon request of Peruvian mother seeking to avoid deportation
• Colorado GOP declines to apologize for tweets slamming Southern Poverty Law Center
• 5 charged with fatal abuse in girls’ deaths on Colorado farm
• Blagojevich mops Colorado federal prison floors, maintains innocence

• Colorado firefighters helping in Montana, Texas, Florida
• Denver students march out of schools in protest of Trump’s decision to rescind DACA
• Wilderness bill a top priority for Polis, Bennet heading into fall congressional session
• Weld County orders 500 explosive gas monitors to give away to residents
• Sports Authority Field at Mile High upgrading Wi-Fi for new season
• Coal’s future as a power source in Colorado flickering
• Harvey impact ups gasoline prices in Colorado and Denver
• Trump administration sides with Colorado baker who refused to make wedding cake for gay couple
• Headaches and raspy voices as wildfire smoke chokes U.S. West
• Colorado prison officials have banished 211 Crew leaders across U.S. But are they spreading white supremacist seeds?
• Aurora cops assault woman after she drives boyfriend with gunshot to hospital, lawsuit says
• Pueblo, Teller Counties face ACLU suit for jailing man six weeks without a court date

• Construction crew unearths triceratops skull in Colorado
• Hickenlooper-Kasich health care proposal calls for retaining individual mandate, funding CSRs
• Trading booze for water: Colorado brewers halt production to can water for hurricane-ravaged Texas
• A Taste of Colorado, Telluride Film Festival and more: 5 Things to Know for Friday, Sep. 1
• Enjoy Rocky Mountain Showdown for now, as schools won’t keep it alive down the road
• Colorado has a plan for spending $68.7 million from the VW settlement
• ‘I’m just so angry’: Green Mountain Reservoir falls victim to invasive species mussel
• Ex-president of Mexico says Donald Trump is “all-time empty threat” whose harsh rhetoric can’t undo nations’ hard-fought ties
• 17,000 young Colorado immigrants wait and worry for Trump’s looming decision on DACA
• $850,000 stolen from Boulder Valley School District in email scam
• He claimed he was stabbed for looking like a “neo-Nazi.” Now police say he bought the knife himself.
• Westminster police officer charged with sex assault

• Give your eclipse glasses to this Denver museum for $2 off admission
• Denver Zoo Welcomes First-Ever Hatching Of Sarus Crane
• Colorado gov responds to Sessions marijuana letter questioning state’s regulatory regime
• Denver celebrates opening of 2 new housing options for city’s homeless
• To thwart DUIs in Colorado, CDOT’s handing out personal breathalyzers
• Amtrak adds three Friday round-trips, reduced fares to Winter Park Express ski train for 2018
• Government shutdown could impact Colorado
• Colorado’s long history — and uncertain present — with the KKK and other hate groups
• Denver is 5th most bed bug-infested city in country
• Videos show East High cheerleaders repeatedly forced into splits, police investigating
• Aurora postal boss accused cancer sufferer of faking, then lied about having cancer herself
• Planned Parenthood shooter incompetent to stand trial, but can be forcibly medicated, judges rule

• Traffic mayhem set to begin on Colorado highways for solar eclipse
• Denver pushes electric vehicles to ease climate change
• Superintendent returns to schools after brain tumor
• WATCH: Colorado Springs Air Force Academy group “stepped it up one more time” Tuesday night on “America’s Got Talent”
• Taylor Swift sends flowers to Denver company that supported her
• CoPIRG lauds Bustang for picking up the pace across Colorado
• National parks banned bottled water to ease pollution. Trump just sided with the lobby that fought it.
• Colorado Springs mayor is glad resort turned away a white supremacy conference
• A history of racism, the KKK and crimes against American Indians: Colorado’s struggle with divisive monuments started long ago
• Parolee convicted of murder, arson in crime scene above Rosenberg’s Bagels
• Austin Wilkerson, guilty in Boulder rape case that drew national outrage, released from jail 1 year early
• Coroner: Pueblo West mother shot daughter multiple times before killing herself

• ‘Factory Of The Future’: Lockheed Martin Prepares For The Next Frontier
• Art, politics and reproductive rights — coming to a gallery in Colorado Springs
• Denver candy entrepreneur (and GOP insider) Rick Enstrom attends White House small business event
• State Lawmakers Take Hot Car Challenge
• CU’s ‘extremely dangerous’ badger becomes Twitter famous
• Roaring Fork native completes cross-country run
• Residents pack meeting, express concerns about emissions from refinery
• How to attend and follow Taylor Swift’s upcoming trial appearance
• These are the 10 most traveled structurally deficient bridges in Colorado
• Decomposed body found in elevator shaft ID’d as missing 82-year-old man
• Grisly details released in double murder
• Report: 10 most stolen cars in Colorado

• Colorado Springs-based supertanker gets approval to fight U.S. wildfires
• This Drone Could Solve the Front Range’s Air Pollution Problem
• Michelle Obama visits Denver as one of first appearances after White House
• Aurora Police Chief Nick Metz: ‘If U.S. Military won’t take you, Aurora PD will!’
• Colorado Springs teenager originates anti-suicide program that’s gaining attention
• Active-duty military and veterans get free admission to Colorado state parks in August
• No evidence 5,000 Colorado voters who unregistered were ineligible to vote, secretary of state says
• Wait times at Colorado VA facilities among worst in the nation, new data show
• #CatScratchBrauchler: Ted Nugent throws support behind George Brauchler
• Suspect arrested in 2 violent attacks near CU Boulder
• Man who shoved wife off cliff loses appeal for a new trial
• Weld County sheriff’s deputy arrested on suspicion of child abuse

• Colorado unemployment at record-low 2.3 percent for third straight month
• Colorado passes a milestone for pot revenue
• Beatles legend Ringo Starr was just hiking in Colorado high country
• Levitt Pavilion opens at Ruby Hill Park
• World-renowned cheese festival coming to Denver next week
• CAUGHT ON TAPE: Glass-Smashing Goat Vandalizes Business, Goes On The Lam
• Social Security numbers were showing up in 311 databases, Denver auditor finds
• Colorado’s construction landscape currently understaffed by 10,000 workers
• Tiny houses running into obstacles in Colorado
• Broncos season tickets: Some just want them before they die; others are signed up before they’re born
• State Senator allows comments suggesting the use of violence against political opponents on his Facebook page

• How Colorado is trying to cash in on the multibillion-dollar space race
• Colorado’s Democratic Governor Endorses Global Climate Pact
• Hancock: Transportation, housing changes by 2030
• Southern Ute, Ute Mountain athletes head to Canada to compete in North American Indigenous Games
• Stolen Shelter Dog With ‘Indomitable Spirit’ Returns To Colorado
• Slow Food Nations: A festival to taste and explore a world of good, clean, and fair food for all
• Nearly 3,400 Colorado Voters Withdraw Registration Following Trump Request
• Confidentiality Agreements Broken In Attempt To Warn About Rocky Flats
• 3 more bears euthanized in Colorado
• DA: Former CDOT audit director charged more than $20,000 on state credit cards
• Family of inmate who died in custody asks criminal investigation to be reopened
• Aurora police officer arrested in Erie, faces tampering and influence charges

• Federal court rules against Trump administration’s delay of EPA methane rules, siding with Colorado and conservation groups
• Coloradans celebrate 4th of July as new citizens
• Survey: Colorado has some of the most courteous drivers in the country
• Nederland hires Beth Buglione as first female head football coach in Colorado history
• Outdoor Retailer confirms move to Denver
• Marijuana Legalization Is Decreasing Violent Crime in Border States
• Confused or angry about the Trump election panel’s request for Colorado voter ID info? Here’s what you need to know.
• Tax crusader: Amber Alerts ‘stupid’
• MAP: Wildfires currently burning in Colorado
• Five days. Six people killed by police in Colorado.
• Terry Maketa had “hit list,” El Paso County prosecutor says of ex-sheriff
• Father Shoots, Kills Son Believed To Be Burglar