“All of these flights taking off are going right over my house,” Greg Tan said. “If I’m working from home, I have to put on noise-cancelling headphones or a white noise machine.”

In his first 19 years as a lawyer, Denver immigration attorney Hans Meyer said he’d filed six habeas cases. In the past six months, his firm filed 60.

Bottoms won top-billing on the Republican primary ballot at the party’s statewide convention Saturday night, beating out fellow pastor and political newcomer Victor Marx.

“This is a lot to take in,” Rep. Emily Sirota, the chair of the budget committee, told her fellow Democrats. “These are a lot of very, very painful cuts we didn’t want to have to make.”

Here is a sampling of some of the programs that are either on the chopping block or slated to be pared back in Colorado’s proposed budget that’s under consideration by lawmakers.

A Denver progressive activist is suing two Democratic state lawmakers and the invite-only caucus they lead, alleging they violated the Colorado Open Records Act.