Denver Water Enforcement: Denver Water has started issuing fines for customers who ignore mandatory drought restrictions, with penalties rising from $250 to $1,000 after repeat violations as usage reductions lag. Local Housing & Development: Eagle County’s Eagle Villas held a grand reopening under new ownership, keeping income-restricted affordability in place for decades. Public Safety & Immigration: Glenwood Springs’ City Council voted 6-1 to sue the private landlord of an ICE detention facility over alleged zoning and permit violations. Energy & Land Use: Molson Coors is converting a former Keenesburg coal mine site into a 47-acre solar farm expected to power about 7% of its electricity needs. Water & Courts: A California appeals court found major environmental review failures in Imperial County’s approval of the Hell’s Kitchen lithium project, including unsupported long-term water supply. Business & Finance: ANB Bank in Fort Collins named Lyle Levy a top banking officer, while investor-rights firms flagged potential securities issues tied to Fervo Energy disclosures. Nonprofit & Community: Friends of Ute Valley Park continues volunteer-led stewardship, and Adams County awarded community enrichment grants totaling $80,000 to local nonprofits.