Good morning, Denver.

Frontier Airlines flight attendants picketed its Denver headquarters yesterday at 1 p.m. amid three years of stalled contract talks; management will resume negotiations today and Thursday to address wages and boarding pay.

The TallBull family hosted the (4th annual) Welcome Home powwow on Sept.

5 at Tall Bull Memorial Grounds in Daniels Park in Sedalia to honor indigenous heritage, where youth danced to keep ancestral traditions alive. Elders stressed the need for cultural connection to guide future generations.

Denver Broncos cornerback Patrick Surtain II opened the Inspiration Room at Columbia Middle School in Aurora on Tuesday afternoon — the renovated classroom offers 25 cameras, wall graphics, and supplies to boost art and graphic design skills as part of his foundation's efforts to level the playing field for students.

A black bear was found trapped in a Toyota SUV in Gold Hill on Sunday, July 19 amid a severe drought that has reduced natural food sources across the Rockies — a local resident freed the animal with help from wildlife officials who say similar incidents are rising in the region.

Colorado water experts warn that if the river's flow at Lee’s Ferry falls below a key threshold by October, it may trigger a Supreme Court case and force cities, farms and ranchers to cut water use.

Officials are preparing for lengthy legal disputes while stressing the need for water conservation.

Trees across the state are changing color early because of drought stress, state Forest Service entomologist Dan West said, signaling a less vibrant fall display and shifting leaf-peeping to about a week earlier than usual.

Northern mountains may offer better views as moisture is higher & many areas remain dry.

Colorado's health department has re-issued a statewide standing order so updated COVID-19 vaccines will soon be available at local pharmacies + doctors' offices + community centers during fall respiratory virus season, aiming to reduce delays and expand access for residents.

Littleton will explore new plans for the closed Geneva Village retirement community.

City Council will discuss options in October and a public meeting will be scheduled later this year or early next year to gather community input on keeping affordable housing or allowing mixed use.