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Suncor Energy’s Commerce City oil refinery is under investigation again for releasing too much pollution into the air. The U. S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment served a notice of violation last week to the refinery. The notice is the first step in an enforcement action after both agencies discovered violations during recent inspections, according to an EPA news release. The agencies accused Suncor of violating the federal Clean Air Act by releasing too much benzene and other hazardous pollutants.

After he and the U. S. men’s youth national team failed to qualify for the Tokyo Olympics four years ago, Djordje Mihailovic didn’t think he’d get another shot. He grew up watching the Olympics, desperately wanting to be on that field. But Olympic roster rules allow for only three players older than 23 to participate, so the odds of making the team this year had declined significantly for the Rapids midfielder. Now 25, Mihailovic has defied those odds, joining Nashville’s Walker Zimmerman and Cincinnati’s Miles Robinson as the team’s overage players, U.

Two former Las Animas County sheriff’s deputies were charged with five misdemeanors for shocking an unarmed man with a Taser in 2022, according to court documents. Former Lt. Henry Trujillo and former Deputy Mikhail Noel were charged with assault, official misconduct, official oppression, menacing and failure to intervene in May. The Third Judicial District Attorney’s Office did not immediately reply to The Denver Post’s request for comment on the charges. The men shocked Kenneth Espinoza with Tasers as he tried to watch a traffic stop involving his son on Nov.

Sen. Faith Winter violated Colorado Senate ethics rules when she appeared to be intoxicated at an April public meeting, a legislative committee ruled Monday. On a bipartisan 4-1 vote, the Senate Ethics Committee found that Winter failed to uphold the public’s trust in the legislature when she drank alcohol before taking part in a contentious community meeting in Northglenn.

The Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office lifted an Oak Ridge fire pre-evacuation warning for Beulah residents at noon Monday, citing progress made by fire crews and increased containment. Related Articles Colorado News | Oak Ridge wildfire grows to 1,310 acres, 69% contained Colorado News | Colorado wildfire: Oak Ridge fire 25% contained, officials say Colorado News | Oak Ridge fire now 1,190 acres, 5% contained Colorado News | 1,156-acre Oak Ridge fire is first to burn in area in over 100 years Beulah residents on Middle Creek Canyon Road, Vine Mesa, Cascade Avenue, Pine Avenue and Beulah Highlands Road are no longer on pre-evacuation status, the sheriff’s office said in social media posts Monday.  The lightning-sparked fire has burned more than 1,300 acres of U.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is investigating an outbreak of sores on rainbow trout in Eagle County waterways, with bacteria and stress the primary suspects. Related Articles Outdoors | 1 dead, 1 in critical condition after boat hits tubers at Navajo State Park Outdoors | Large rodent native to South America spotted at Lakewood park Outdoors | Here’s where Colorado’s wolves — and at least one new pup — traveled in June Outdoors | Body of 47-year-old man recovered at Chatfield Reservoir Outdoors | Argument led to fatal double shooting at Lake Pueblo State Park The rainbow trout have been reported by anglers and guiding companies in recent days, and CPW has engaged with those parties to collect samples of the affected fish, which were sent to the state’s Aquatic Animal Health Lab in Brush. While the results are not yet in, CPW aquatic biologist Kendall Bakich said she has seen similar lesions on fish in the Eagle River in the past, as well as other nearby water bodies.