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After its annexation of land south of the planned BNSF Railway Co. intermodal facility was stymied, the town of Hudson will try again.

The Colorado Supreme Court agreed on Monday that a Weld County judge properly allowed for disclosure of a deceased mans medical records in the dispute between his children over the validity of his will.

An executive session of the Hudson Town Council focused on annexation strategies ended with the council opting not to decide on a key annexation proposal.

The hearing, which began with the prosecution's case Monday, will decide if the boy, who has not been officially identified, will be charged in the incident as an adult or as a juvenile.

Daily Record for June 8-9, 2024

Police arrested 29-year-old Mohommod Jubai May 25 on suspicion of aggravated animal cruelty, as well as disorderly conduct and resisting arrest after police found him screaming in the street following the incident, according to an affidavit for his arrest.

Application and work plan for a high-impact prevention program at a meeting last week. The funds will allow the county to continue to expand its reach and impact through a combination of routine opt-out screening, community outreach and a new mobile medical unit expected to launch summer 2025, according to a county release.

Bankruptcy filings in Colorado increased 35% in May from the same period a year ago but moderated from the 51% year-over-year spike recorded in April.

With less than a month until the June 25 statewide primary election, Boulder County officials have said voters should start seeing their ballots in the mail this week.

A Greeley-based company that uses state-of-the-art 3D printing technology to build homes has partnered with Habitat for Humanity on a new affordable housing project. Hope Springs is Habitat's largest development in the West and a test of Alquist 3D's ambitious plans for Weld County. The Colorado Sun Editor David Krause spoke with KUNC's Michael Lyle, Jr. to get more on this story.