
Lawmakers Want To Lift Tourist Pot Limits
The measure would repeal Colorado’s one-of-a-kind tiered purchasing system for marijuana.

100 Years In Prison For Woman Who Cut Fetus From Stranger’s Womb
Prosecutors say they were unable to charge Lane with murdering the unborn girl because a coroner found no evidence that the fetus lived outside the womb.

Nebraska, Oklahoma Join Suit To Halt Colorado Marijuana Sales
The two states asked to be added as plaintiffs this month in a case being considered by an appeals court in Denver.

Colorado DA Says Time-Off Policies Don’t Apply To Him
5th Judicial District Attorney Bruce Brown says he is “a public servant, not a public slave.”

Some Unhappy With EPA Payment Plans For Gold King Mine Spill
An EPA-led cleanup crew triggered a 3-million-gallon spill from the Gold King Mine in August.

Aurora VA Hospital On Time And On Budget, Rep. Coffman Says
A renegotiated contract calls for completion of the $1.7 billion medical center by January 2018.

In Court, Boulder Author Jon Krakauer Seeks Montana Rape Case Documents
Krakauer had sought the records for his 2015 book “Missoula: Rape and the Justice System in a College Town.”

NM Search Resumes For Broomfield Treasure Hunter Randy Bilyeu
Bilyeu disappeared in January. His dog and raft were found along the Rio Grande northwest of Santa Fe.

Colorado Republican Senate Hopeful Challenges Disqualification
Jon Keyser is seeking an order that the secretary of state place his name on the June 28 primary ballot.

Bad Switch Temporarily Shuts Down Train To Denver Airport
RTD says the malfunction is common on train systems across the country and can usually be fixed quickly.

Colorado House Rejects measure Opposing Transfer Of Gitmo Detainees
The measure was sponsored by a Senate Republican whose district includes facilities under consideration for Guantanamo transfers.

Colorado Shooting Task Force Gets 5,000 Tips, But No Arrests
Officials say investigators have interviewed 1,000 people and eliminated 12 of them as persons of interest in the six shootings, two of which were fatal.

Denver Finalizes Rules Limiting Pot Shops
Denver’s 421 marijuana businesses now have a permanent lock on the industry.

Tourists Spent $55M Near Mesa Verde National Park In 2015
A new report from the National Park Service shows that visitor spending also supported 814 jobs in the area.

Bill To Protect Immigrants In Legal Cases Advances
Senators voted 26-8 to approve the bill. The House already passed the bill, which now goes to the governor’s desk.

Colo. Senate Passes Abandoned Mines Cleanup Bill
Colorado’s Department of Natural Resources will soon be able to respond to emergency situations at more of the state’s abandoned mines.