Jim Trotter

Truth test on 9News tonight! Burt Hubbard and Katie Wilcox of Rocky Mountain PBS I-News report on remarks from the GOP debate in Boulder.

The cruel complexity of cold cases examined tonight on Rocky Mountain PBS. Check out the preview here: http://t.co/Xmao74oUNT

There is a bleak national list of 10,000 unidentified dead. Just why that is examined tonight on Rocky Mountain PBS, 7:30, Channel 6.

Complexity of Cold Cases Examined Tonight on Rocky Mountain PBS http://t.co/Xmao74oUNT via @inews

New Rocky Mountain PBS documentary commemorates Sand Creek Massacre. Powerful show! http://t.co/YUbcnyohh9

Colorado marijuana regulators want to combat the black market by growing more legal recreational pot. http://t.co/KiHawYLKGz

New citizen jury process for evaluating state ballot measures will receive Colorado trial this fall. http://t.co/W0gHYQsrAF

Lake Mead is flirting with historic low levels, raising concerns in Colorado River country. http://t.co/2yeFyR8T4v

There are plenty of new patients in Colorado clinics. The question is whether there are enough doctors to see them. http://t.co/FLdMCgicDQ

Potential life-saving hepatitis C drug has a problem: Many can't afford it. http://t.co/VNQPL4X2lh

The 51st staters, unsuccessful at secession, are back with a ballot plan to radically redraw the Colorado House. http://t.co/is6zl2vdeA

Hickenlooper signs ban on long-term solitary for mentally Ill state prisoners, but practice remains in county jails. http://t.co/lB8mfbYECW

Fastest growing burg in Colorado last year? Timnath in Larimer County grew by 32 percent, for a total of 1,543. http://t.co/nakHgzCd9D

New law meant to clarify rules for involuntary mental health holds in Colorado has added to confusion. http://t.co/kFww0IeQ2O

A colleague and friend of MLK Jr., Dr. Vincent Harding never gave up the fight. He died this week at 82. http://t.co/Hbx711XAoW

Emergency mental health holds in ERs across Colorado, aren't tracked, but they run into the thousands every year. http://t.co/eNCV9twcJJ

Coloradans suffering with mental illness are five times as likely to be in jail or prison than in a hospital. http://t.co/jnBHbtNl3h