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➤ Adams County: The DOJ says it picked the county for Nov. 3 election monitoring because federal law requires Spanish-language ballots there, and it called a similar notice to Douglas County an error. Colorado’s secretary of state says monitors need permission to enter restricted areas. (More)
➤ Denver: A bronze statue of Cheyenne Chief Black Kettle, now on display at the History Colorado Center, is the first piece of a Sand Creek Massacre memorial planned for the Capitol’s west steps. The rest of the monument is set for installation in 2027. (More)
➤ Statewide: Diesel hit a record $6.56 a gallon, up 89% from a year ago and the steepest annual jump in the nation, according to AAA. GasBuddy says the culprit in part is maintenance at the Suncor refinery in Commerce City, Colorado’s only refinery. (More)
➤ Colorado Springs: Firefighters union Local 5 is asking for help protecting the Fallen Firefighter Memorial in Memorial Park, where campers have left graffiti, trash, and drug paraphernalia since August. The union estimates the damage in the thousands of dollars. (More)
➤ Grand Junction: The city dropped its plan to close the Senior Center after members packed Wednesday’s council meeting. The city and the nonprofit that runs the center, which has more than 300 members paying $20 a year, aim to sign a new agreement by January. (More)
➤ Also Statewide: The Colorado Avalanche Information Center issued its first forecast of the season, warning that hazards are developing on steep, snow-covered slopes. Forecasters urged hunters, hikers, and early-season skiers to stick to lower-angle routes through the weekend. (More)
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