Denver Politics & Voting: El Paso County clerk Steve Schleiker weighed in after the U.S. Supreme Court declined to advance Trump-backed mail-in voting changes, saying Colorado already follows much of the proposed USPS tracking rules. Local Economy & Housing: Denver’s landmark 1907 “The Vault” bank building remains empty despite a $22.4 million renovation, with the owner now shopping it for office, residential, or hospitality use. Education & Community Stability: Colorado’s CHFA Schools To Home program is getting attention as a potential lifeline for teachers priced out of the communities where they work. Agriculture & Costs: High diesel prices are hitting Colorado silage harvest, with growers facing higher fuel bills as moisture woes cut yields. Sports—Broncos: Bo Nix threw for 288 yards and Denver rallied to beat Jacksonville 20-13, snapping the Jags’ winning streak and setting up a Week 3 home matchup with the Rams. Sports—College: Colorado State apologized to BYU for derogatory chants during the Cougars’ 41-23 win. Disaster Recovery: Aspen Acres Fire survivors say FEMA denied individual assistance even as cleanup costs mount, leaving many still waiting on help. Water: Western Slope leaders and experts urged cross-industry cooperation at a Colorado River District seminar as drought planning ramps up.