Denver Courts & Policy: A Denver judge ruled the city’s ban on gas appliances can stand, rejecting arguments that federal law blocks the rules. Public Health & Corrections: Colorado ordered GEO Group to disclose details about a tuberculosis case at an Aurora immigrant detention facility. Wildlife & Safety: Colorado Parks and Wildlife says bear reports are on track for a record year as drought and low natural food push bears toward people. Housing & Local Governance: Douglas County voters will decide this fall whether to expand the board of commissioners from three to five. Statehouse Watch: Nebraska Sen. Mike Jacobson backed a bill allowing campaign funds to be used for candidate security, while Sen. Brian Hardin voted to remove human relations training from substitute teacher certification. Business & Trade: Tariffs and Canadian retaliation are hitting U.S. wine and beer exports hard, with Colorado and Oregon treasurers discussing the fallout. Sports & Entertainment: The NBA released its full schedule featuring LeBron James in 34 nationally televised games, and Arizona State launched a new “content creation” degree for aspiring influencers. Quick Hits: A Longmont police shooting killed an unarmed man; speed cameras are coming to Alamosa with a warning period first.