Good morning, Denver.

The University of Colorado has delayed its ChatGPT Edu rollout for students until Aug.

14 (fall semester) after faculty concerns, while access for faculty and staff remains set for Mar. 31.

Jefferson County volunteers, including 83-year-old Jerry Arni (who ziplines to a safe river vantage point) monitor peregrine falcon nests and other raptors along the North Fork South Platte River; their reports help officials decide when to reopen local trails.

Officials in Highlands Ranch, Parker and Castle Rock urged Douglas County residents to conserve water on Tuesday amid a record-dry winter because outdoor watering spikes consumption in spring and summer (which may force costly restrictions) as nearby communities tighten limits.

Denver campers must check fire restrictions before planning trips this spring and summer following a record dry winter and low February.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) warns that local fire rules differ by park and urges safety measures where fires are allowed.

KOA Radio’s longtime morning editor Brenda Stuart donated her kidney in February 2025 at UCHealth and is recovering from the surgery while urging others to consider donation (over 97,000 people are on the transplant waitlist).

Ski resorts are offering deals to keep spring skiing lively amid warm weather and low snowpack.

Winter Park is selling $50 lift tickets on Thursdays from now until the season ends while Granby Ranch offers $59 weekday tickets plus 30% off online rentals.