Denver City Council unanimously passed a resolution that bans all officers from wearing masks, and people working to save the Colorado River are worried. Episode Credits

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Colorado lawmakers debate whether ghost guns should be regulated. - A mom says Colorado's pre-k program assigned her twins to different schools. - Tonight's good news rocks! Episode Credits

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Denver's mayor signed an executive order banning ICE from city buildings. - Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert disrupted Hilary Clinton's closed-door deposition today. - Colorado's $25 million Firehawk helicopter can't fly if it's too windy. Episode Credits

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Firefighters help save a neighborhood in Thornton from a fast-moving grass fire. - Democratic lawmakers push to add changing tables to bathrooms across Colorado. - Join us in helping single parents reach their full potential. Episode Credits

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Denver is ditching Flock for a new surveillance camera operator. - Douglas County leaders passed a law to punish businesses for not reporting theft. - Critics of data centers in large cities argue they're often going into low-income communities. Episode Credits

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The state considers tougher rules for when law enforcement can access surveillance cameras. - Denver switched busy one-way streets into two-way and didn't tell the map apps. - A young aviation enthusiast gets rewarded for finding a flight manual error. Episode Credits

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A bill changing the legal age to marry in Colorado has pushback from some Republicans and abortion access groups. - How tiny drones are reshaping coverage of the Olympics. - We found good news where the flowers are in bloom. Episode Credits

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An audit questions the spending of a Denver nonprofit funded by taxpayers. - The construction on Colfax's BRT has been frustrating. Once that's done, there's another massive project coming. - Students at a Denver Public School celebrated Black History Month through movement today. Episode Credits

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A look at Democrats plan to redraw Colorado's congressional map into a lot of blue and just a little red. - And look on the bright side of this dry winter.

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Colorado's largest public company is leaving the state. - Today's weather turned dangerous in Colorado. - Denver considers ditching Flock for a new license plate reading surveillance company. Episode Credits

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