AI & Kids Online: Gov. Polis signed Colorado’s new law restricting how AI chatbots can interact with children and teens, after a Thornton mother blamed chatbot conversations for her daughter’s suicide. Education & Free Speech: Grand Junction High School’s student newspaper staff is raising alarms after the Orange and Black adviser was reassigned, arguing the move signals censorship. Consumer & Credit Card Rules: A bill targeting credit card interchange fees is headed toward Polis’s desk, with critics warning it could cut or wipe out Colorado shoppers’ rewards. Public Health: Colorado’s youth mental health crisis is getting renewed attention ahead of the next governor, with advocates pointing to high rates of sadness, suicide risk, and provider shortages. Housing & Accountability: Denver approved spending $4.5 million in affordable housing bond money to buy an old office building—without a feasibility study, cost estimate, or conversion timeline. Courts & SNAP: A federal judge blocked Trump administration SNAP funding conditions, pausing new requirements while the legal fight continues. Sports: The Brewers rallied late to beat the Rockies 9-7 in 10 innings at Coors Field.