Election Integrity Fight: A USPS workers rank-and-file committee says it will refuse any order to withhold or “verify” mail-in ballots, arguing a Trump-backed plan would turn the Postal Service into a tool for disenfranchisement. Voting Access & ICE at Polls: White House border czar Tom Homan denies ICE has any plan to sweep polling places, as Denver and civil-rights groups push a federal lawsuit to block armed immigration officers from voting sites. Local Ethics: Denver’s Board of Ethics voted to open a formal investigation into complaints against City Attorney Miko Brown over alleged steering of city legal work to her former firm. Public Safety & Crime: A man was sentenced to life in prison for the fatal Denver Union Station shooting; Denver police also arrested suspects in an attempted murder and robbery case. Immigration & Community Impact: Aurora residents are bracing as Salvadoran TPS expires, with local leaders warning families could be forced to leave. Colorado Courts & Energy: A federal appeals court blocked a Trump administration bid to keep a Michigan coal plant open, a reminder of similar federal pressure on Colorado’s power sector. Wild Horses: BLM is removing hundreds of wild horses from western Colorado via helicopter roundups, drawing criticism from state leaders and advocates. Education & Threats: Police and schools are on alert after the viral “Cat in the Hat” trend sparked threats and arrests, including in Colorado. Health & Transportation: A Colorado man died during an Ironman 70.3 in Wisconsin; separately, Modivcare named a new chief corporate affairs officer.