Ran across some old photos from 20 years ago when I was at 13WHAM in Rochester, NY. It was an honor and such a good learning experience to work alongside the broadcasters I grew up admiring, including Don Alhart, Ginny Ryan, and Doug Emblidge. (also, I was a child)

ICE unveils new rules for vehicle stops, requiring specific officers with targeted training, body cameras, and bans on high-speed pursuits.

Ballot issue 7A seeks a new sales tax for parts of 13 counties, but it was printed on ballots for some voters who are not in the rail district boundaries.

Sen. John Hickenlooper and three other senators ask whether federal firefighting policy played a role in their deaths. The investigation is ongoing.

NEXT on 9NEWS • The Knowles Fire killed 4 firefighters. There's no timeline for the final report on what went wrong. • A mistake led to some Colorado voters seeing an extra issue on their ballots. • New guidelines change how ICE officers conduct traffic stops.

Some folks carry a permanent reminder of hard times. One nonprofit is helping them move forward.

The "No on 87" campaigns mislead voters by saying Amendment 87 would tax Social Security and pensions differently.

Denver's newest ballot drop box was unveiled Monday with a community ceremony dedicating the box to Ma Kaing, a refugee killed by gun violence not far from where the box now stands.

NEXT on 9NEWS • Colorado's governor makes misleading claims about Amendment 87. • A new ballot box honors an East Colfax community activist. • The nation's highest court will decide whether Boulder can sue oil and gas companies for climate change costs.

We took stops along the Peak to Peak Scenic Byway to ask our favorite Friday question: "What's your good news?"

Oil and gas companies are facing dozens of lawsuits concerning climate change. This is the first to make it to the Supreme Court.

Donovan "Iceman" Rice walked about 2,000 miles through all corners of the state and hopes others will try the Great Colorado Route.

NEXT on 9NEWS • Attention, speeders: more red-light cameras are coming to Denver. • A Boulder case at the Supreme Court could impact climate change lawsuits across the country. • It's your last chance to check out the fall colors, but Good News is year-round.

The hearing officer recommended the unprecedented fine after finding that the Marx campaign intentionally accepted donations over the legal limit.

Voters in Colorado's 8th Congressional District said they wished the candidates were there to hear their concerns on healthcare, the economy and the environment.

Next is over on Channel 20 tonight. In place of our usual newscast, we're in Greeley for a town hall from 6- 7 p.m. with CD8 voters. Republican Rep. Gabe Evans and Democrat Manny Rutinel declined to debate or take questions from voters on 9NEWS.

Weiser's Republican opponent, Victor Marx, declined to debate or answer questions from voters on 9NEWS.

Next is over on Channel 20 tonight. In place of our usual newscast, we're in Greeley for a town hall from 6- 7 p.m. with the Democratic candidate for governor, Phil Weiser. Republican candidate Victor Marx declined to debate or answer voter questions on 9NEWS.

NEXT on 9NEWS • Rural Colorado healthcare is getting a big shot of funding. • A simplified explanation of Amendment 84. • Denver's newest community park officially opened in Globeville.