Good morning, Denver.

Seven people were displaced Friday afternoon in Aurora after a fast-moving fire on the 16000 block of East Asbury Avenue spread from one home to a neighboring home; firefighters controlled the blaze in about 20 minutes after receiving calls at 3:30 p.m., and no injuries were reported.

Denver Book Society cut ties today with Kwame Spearman, who previously ran the Tattered Cover & faced community backlash over his past immigration remarks; owner Rich Garvin said the change aligns with the store’s mission as proceeds from select books will support the Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition.

Colorado state parks face red flag warnings today due to warm temperatures, dry conditions and high winds that led to fire bans.

Park officials are working with first responders — installing sensors and educating visitors — to help keep everyone safe.

Water negotiators resumed talks on March 2 to set up a short-term water release deal that calls for 500,000 acre feet to flow from Flaming Gorge and a 1.25 million acre feet cut in lower basin use, as current guidelines are set to expire this fall.

Officials are using Nevada's proposal as a starting point.