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Federal government recruits Colorado law enforcement for ICE amid Trump's deportation push The federal government is running ads frequently on this station and others, trying to recruit local law enforcement to work for ICE.

The federal government is running ads frequently on this station and others, trying to recruit local law enforcement to work for ICE.

Funding freeze halts CU Boulder center's efforts for diverse education The Trump administration has halted over $3 million in funding for CU Boulder's BUENO Center, disrupting programs for migrant students and rural educators.

The Trump administration has halted over $3 million in funding for CU Boulder's BUENO Center, disrupting programs for migrant students and rural educators.

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• President Trump threatens to invoke the Insurrection Act.
• Loveland's mayor faces criticism for allowing the unhoused into City Hall during a storm.
• Feedback on how we refer to Denver International Airport.

Your good news from a giant LAN party LANFest is annual 330 person LAN party to benefit the Colorado Cancer Foundation.

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Tina Peters appears to be getting frustrated after one year in prison In a long message Peters posted online, she wrote in part "get off your a**** and get me out!"

Happy prison anniversary to election denier to Tina Peters, who is lashing out about still being in the clink.

Colorado farm recognized for modern farming strategies Root Shoot Malting got a certification from Regenified, the only USDA-approved program for certifying regenification practices.

Root Shoot Malting got a certification from Regenified, the only USDA-approved program for certifying regenification practices.

Colorado federal workers brace for furloughs, layoffs Federal workers in Colorado face uncertainty as a government shutdown begins, with many continuing to work without pay at the Denver Federal Center.

Federal workers in Colorado face uncertainty as a government shutdown begins, with many continuing to work without pay at the Denver Federal Center.

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• More than 50,000 federal workers in Colorado face anxiety and uncertainty on day one of the federal shutdown.
• A Colorado farm gets recognition for its modern farming strategies.
• Help us stabilize struggling families in Colorado.

Critics question ICE tactics in Alamosa arrest video Federal immigration officers approached a car with their weapons drawn, with a child inside, during a Colorado ICE arrest.

Federal immigration officers approached a car with their weapons drawn, with a child inside, during an ICE arrest in Alamosa.

Denver's Kinship Care program keeps families together when parents can't Denver's Kinship Support Services program places 52% of children needing out-of-home care with family, a 19% rise in a decade.

Families and friends are stepping up in an enormous way to keep kids from going into foster care.

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• An ICE arrest caught on camera in Colorado raises questions about agents' use of force.
• Denver expands its mission to make the 16th Street Mall cool again.
• Loveland city leaders have second thoughts about closing its only overnight shelter.

Denver halts emergency rental assistance program, leaving families scrambling Denver halted its rental assistance program, leaving 67 families without expected funds, amid the program's uncertain future.

Sixty-seven households were notified earlier this month that they would receive the funding.

Students leave the classroom and climb trees Tree Climbing Colorado helps people safely experience the magic of being high in the canopy.

Tree Climbing Colorado helps people safely experience the magic of being high in the canopy.

FasTracks passenger rail lines could be completed by 2034, with $1.6 billion Voters approved the FasTracks passenger rail program in 2004.

Boulder County residents have been paying a 1% RTD sales tax for two decades, but have not seen the promised train.

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• RTD says its train to Longmont is going to cost $1 billion more than expected.
• Denver is pausing millions of dollars to help families stay off the streets.
• Students left the classroom today and climbed trees instead.

Good News: Lucha Libre Rocky Mountain Prep hosted hundreds of students to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, including a Lucha Libre performance.

Rocky Mountain Prep hosted hundreds of students to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, including a Lucha Libre performance.

Leaf season brings big business to Colorado mountain towns This year, the town of Georgetown created new traffic laws to keep people moving.

This year, the town of Georgetown created new traffic laws to keep people moving.

2 teens killed in crash on stretch of I-25 where bizarre crashes happen According to CDOT data, in 2024, that stretch of highway saw 180 crashes.

According to CDOT data, in 2024, that stretch of highway saw 180 crashes.

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• We look into a dangerous stretch of I-25 where two teens died in a crash last night.
• Leaf season brings big business to Colorado mountain towns.
• Hundreds of kids cheered for their favorite luchadores this morning.

Xcel Energy says customers won't pay for $640M Marshall Fire settlement, so what happens in future rate cases? Ratepayers could still face indirect costs through higher borrowing rates and increased project returns demanded by investors.

Ratepayers could still face indirect costs through higher borrowing rates and increased project returns demanded by investors.

Denver faces decision on controversial Flock surveillance cameras as contract expires at end of October The Denver Surveillance Technology Taskforce is meeting regularly to try to find common ground for the future of the system.

The Denver Surveillance Technology Taskforce is meeting regularly to try to find common ground for the future of the system.

2 giant metal roosters stolen from Longmont-area homes Two giant metal roosters vanished from homes in the Longmont area in the same month.

Two giant metal roosters vanished from homes in the Longmont area in the same month.

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• Will the Marshall Fire settlement end up costing Xcel customers?
• A task force is weighing the pros and cons of license plate reading cameras in Denver.
• Giant metal roosters have disappeared from homes in the Longmont area.

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Denver Health grant aids WIC in offering same-day enrollment for families Denver Health's WIC program will soon offer same-day enrollment for eligible families, boosting efficiency and addressing long wait times with new grant funding.

Denver Health's WIC program will soon offer same-day enrollment for eligible families, boosting efficiency and addressing long wait times with new grant funding.

Colorado Jewish communities emphasize security for High Holidays following Boulder attack The anti-semitic attack in June targeted the Jewish community.

Police and security guards are standing watch outside Jewish houses of worship as the community gathers in Colorado to celebrate the Jewish New Year this week.

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• Extra security is outside synagogues this week as communities celebrate the Jewish New Year.
• Colorado economists predict another budget crisis.
• A new program in Denver will speed up the wait time for pregnant women and children to get food assistance.

White House imposes $100,000 fee on H-1B hiring amid legal confusion Critics say the fee would effectively halt the highly skilled workers program while negatively impacting innovation.

Critics say the fee would effectively halt the highly skilled workers program while negatively impacting innovation.

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• A doctor explains why "toughing it out" and avoiding Tylenol can be dangerous during pregnancy.
• Companies may be less likely to hire foreign workers after a recent policy change.
• Those running to be Colorado's next governor are pitching their housing plans.

New Colorado law may insulate state from portions of RFK Jr.'s vaccine panel policy In 2025, Colorado passed a law allowing the state health board to bypass vaccine recommendations from the CDC's ACIP for other reputable health organizations.

In 2025, Colorado passed a law allowing the state health board to bypass vaccine recommendations from the CDC's ACIP for other reputable health organizations.