Colorado Week in Review

Colorado Week in Review

• Toking Up? Colorado Delegates’ Walkout at RNC Happened at Exactly 4:20
• Summertime visitors to Colorado, Utah and Wyoming up 11 percent
• Denver City Council selects Albus Brooks as president amid cancer recovery
• Taste of Colorado to bring Boyz II Men to Civic Center Park
• MLB umpire crew from Rockies-Rays series popped in on Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children
• A new law could open more Colorado bike paths to e-bikes
• Four doctors suspended over medical pot plant counts
• Gudy Gaskill, the 89-year-old mother of the Colorado Trail, dies
• Expanding development associated with declining deer recruitment across western Colorado
• Bad directions from Texan lead to family getting lost hiking for days
• Former Colorado soldier says medals, belongings taken during eviction
• West Nile Virus spreads to 4th Colorado county

Colorado Week in Review

• Former CU Buff headed to Rio
• Traffic aside, 2 Colorado cities among the best to live in
• New 14ers Record
• UCH opens new LGBT mental health clinic
• One in a billion shot
• Almost $500 million in pot sales so far
• So Colorado: bear locks itself in Subaru
• Anti-Trump Delegates Have A Plan For The RNC
• Rod Blagojevich starts band called ‘Jailhouse Rockers’ in Colorado prison
• 2 charged with arson
• Homeless Sweeps: Large Police Crackdown on Individuals Along Platte River
• Endangered trout may be extinct in Southern Colorado due to wildfire

Colorado Week in Review

• Colorado governor being vetted for Clinton VP
• New Cigarette Tax Could Be On Ballot In Colorado
• On day of Donald Trump appearance, Denver community chooses to build a wall
• New Denver pot-use initiative might compete with private clubs measure on Nov. ballot
• Stadium board ‘not aware of any bids’ for naming rights
• Peyton Manning thinks Von Miller will re-sign with Broncos
• Former U.S. senator, university president Bill Armstrong has died
• Database compiles 2015-16 immunization and exemption rates for Colorado schools, child care providers
• CU Boulder’s business dean dinged in faculty review over treatment of women
• Central City casino penalized for discriminating against “older, less attractive” female employees
• Air Force to filter water in Security, Widefield and Fountain after contamination found
• CBI report: crime up, arrests down statewide

Colorado Week in Review

• Colorado spacecraft reaches Jupiter on 4th of July
• Apartment complex changes policies after Greeley resident’s flag video goes viral
• Hillary Clinton visits Denver, touts plan to help entrepreneurs with student loans
• Donald Trump’s planned Denver appearance shows he’s getting serious about Colorado
• Polis leads push to repeal limit on when gay, bisexual men can donate blood
• Area In White River National Forest Closed To Camping Due To Bears
• Red Cross apologizes for ‘super racist’ safety poster at Colorado pools
• Colorado Springs fighting to cast out ‘Jesus’ ads on city buses, benches
• Deadly Railroad Crossing Near Trinidad Was Eyed For Safety Improvements
• Weed Arrests Have Increased for Black and Latino Teens in Colorado
• Victim of Wynkoop shooting in downtown Denver dies; had filed for divorce from shooter
• Homeless man attacks others in broad daylight at the 16th St. Mall

Colorado Week in Review

• Ted Cruz campaigns for Darryl Glenn
• Amid tragedy, Colorado’s LGBTQ community finds peace at annual PrideFest
• Vestas could provide 1,000 turbines to Berkshire-backed Iowa wind farm
• Father of boy attacked by mountain lion near Aspen calm as he called 911
• Charlie Blackmon enters leaders in latest NL all-star vote update
• Photos: Inside Denver Comic Con 2016
• ‘End of Life Options’ kicks off campaign in Colorado
• Fearing job cuts, Denver Post journalists rally against their hedge fund owner
• 5 of 7 Aurora Public Schools board members want Eric Nelson to resign over resume discrepencies
• Grace Davis Blasts Dougco School Board Report That Cleared “Bullying” Members
• Effort to open banking system to legal marijuana businesses stalls in U.S. House
• Two Colorado prison guards face criminal charges after “most heinous case of excessive force” at Centennial Correctional Facility

Colorado Week in Review

• Denver sets new tourism record
• Red Rocks Amphitheater celebrates its 75th anniversary
• Donald Trump will come to Denver July 1 for Western Conservative Summit
• Gov. Hickenlooper signs bill extending rape statute of limitations, inspired by Cosby allegations
• New law requires Colorado police to record interrogations
• Tourists visiting Colorado can now buy a lot more weed than they ever could before
• Aurora House candidate Eric Nelson once deemed ‘not competent, trustworthy, of good moral character’
• Drinking water in three Colorado cities contaminated with toxic chemicals above EPA limits
• Man returns to take back $1,000 tip
• Vigil for those murdered in Orlando draws strong, united crowd in Denver
• Former Highlands Ranch Teacher Sentenced For Sexual Exploitation Of A Child
• Teen Accused Of Killing Ex-Girlfriend To Be Transferred Back To Larimer County

Colorado Week in Review

• White House calls Boulder a “Climate Action Champion”
• June 28 primary ballots mailed to voters Monday
• Colorado emerging as a national leader in developing a recreational-based economy
• A Colorado Golden Retriever rescue group is not just saving dogs in Colorado, it’s saving and rehoming dogs from Turkey
• Piceance gas estimate explodes
• 82-Year-Old Coloradan Stuns America’s Got Talent With Drowning Pool Cover
• John McCain has Colorado military installation in his crosshairs
• Jon Keyser’s Forgeries: The Post-Perp Walk Question Remains
• David Gilkey, NPR and former Daily Camera journalist, and his translator killed on assignment
• Bear euthanized after bird feeder raids, selfies
• Calls for GOP chief to resign
• Denver police blasted over shootings at community forum for Latinos

Colorado Week in Review

• President Obama Warns Air Force Academy Graduates About Isolationism
• CU-Boulder grad helps in massive construction project to expand the Panama Canal
• Campaign to make it harder to change Colorado constitution launches
• 3D printing gives small kitten a new prosthetic paw
• Women Sue City Over Topless Ban, Calling It Discriminatory
• John Elway, Broncos return to White House while offseason questions linger
• Haze obscures Colorado mountains, stars as pollution wafts into wilderness
• Racist meme posted by hacker on Facebook, Delta Republicans say
• Former surgical tech tests positive for HIV, might have exposed patients
• Eldora Staffer Ryder Johnson Still Missing and Human Foot Just Found at Resort
• Threatening email sent to Islamic Center of Golden
• White supremacist gang conspired to kill Colorado prisons director, new documents allege

Colorado Week in Review

• OSIRIS-REx, the made-in-Colorado asteroid miner, delivered to Kennedy Space Center
• Music and remembrance mark weekend event at Colorado Freedom Memorial
• Mancos, near Mesa Verde National Park, named one of Smithsonian’s 2016 Best Small Towns to Visit
• 10,000 new homes expected in Denver this year as builders kick into overdrive
• Congress pushes VA to recommend pot for patients
• Olympic athletes training with technology
• Maureen Moss, signature collector for Jon Keyser, avoids answering forged signature questions
• Where people drink the most booze and do the most drugs
• CDOT Supervisor, Mechanic Fired For Misappropriation
• Colorado woman who says Bill Cosby assaulted her reacts to him standing trial
• El Paso County sheriff: Racial slur led to lieutenant’s retirement
• Former El Paso County Sheriff Terry Maketa faces felony charges

Colorado Week in Review

• Is Hickenlooper in the Hillary Clinton veepstakes?
• Colorado’s Allison Eid On Donald Trump’s Supreme Court List
• Ballot proposals pick up where Colorado Legislature left off
• Electric Cars Just Got $5,000 Cheaper In Colorado
• Colorado State makes its case to Big 12
• Denver Riot Fest 2016 lineup announced
• Online survey targets health risks of Rocky Flats residents
• Marijuana smuggling map misplaces Colorado
• Mountain bikers beware of trail sabotage: Nail strip found buried near ‘Little Scraggy Trailhead’
• Community offers support for teacher injured in home invasion
• Charges dropped against Colorado Springs rape suspect after second procedural error
• Theater shooting civil trial jury finds in favor of Cinemark