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    Colorado suspends killing wolves that prey on livestock▼Colorado Parks and Wildlife temporarily suspends killing wolves that prey on livestock✉newsEnvironmentWildlife11 h ago

    Colorado Parks and Wildlife has temporarily suspended the practice of killing wolves that prey on livestock, a 9News report says. The decision affects the state's controversial wolf management program following the predator's reintroduction to Colorado. Livestock producers and wildlife advocates have been sharply divided over how the state handles wolves that attack cattle and sheep.

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    Thirty minutes a week can reset your financial goals▼Wealth Wednesday: 30 minutes can help you reset your financial goals✉newsBusinessPersonal Finance16 h ago

    9News is promoting a 'Wealth Wednesday' segment encouraging people to spend just 30 minutes reviewing and resetting their financial goals. The advice is aimed at helping households take stock of budgets, savings and spending habits without feeling overwhelmed. Personal finance tips like this are drawing attention as people look for simple ways to get their money plans back on track.

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    Denver may add AI voicebot to 311 calls▼People who call 311 in Denver for help may soon have to speak with a robot first✉newsTechnologyRobotics15 h ago

    Denver residents calling 311 for city services may soon have their calls answered first by an automated, AI-powered system rather than a human operator. The plan, reported by 9News, would have a robot handle initial contact before callers reach city staff, raising questions about how well it can understand requests and whether residents will find the change frustrating or convenient.