School Redistricting Fight: A new lawsuit challenges Denver Public Schools’ race-based map choice, arguing the board drew lines with racial intent after the Supreme Court’s Voting Rights Act ruling reshaped how these cases are argued. Privacy vs. Policing: Colorado cities are rethinking police surveillance cameras that track license plates, with Fort Collins canceling its contract and Denver declining renewal as Boulder weighs its next move. Wildfire Insurance Help: The Colorado Division of Insurance reminded wildfire-affected homeowners what insurers must cover under state law, including contents payments and extra living expense timelines. Health Costs and Copay Cards: A KFF Health News report says some insurers are keeping drug coupon assistance instead of applying it to patients’ costs, leaving people to pay more out of pocket. Federal Civilian Protection: Lawmakers urged Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to reverse cuts to efforts meant to protect civilians, citing concerns raised by a Pentagon watchdog report. Tech and Identity Deals: Denver-based authID announced a partnership to expand biometric identity verification across regulated industries. Meta Youth-Safety Penalties: Meta told a federal court four states are seeking $1.4 trillion in penalties over claims Facebook and Instagram harmed teens. Colorado Business/Industry: GrowGeneration joined the U.S. Cannabis Roundtable as cannabis regulation and industry standards continue to shift. Public Safety: Colorado State Patrol is seeking tips on an I-70 assault on a tow truck operator near Limon.