A study shows about 1/3 of Coloradans struggle to pay for housing, food and healthcare. - The owners of Denver's NWSL team say they're considering other metro options for its stadium. - 1 broken arm + 1 tattoo artist = a cast like no other

Republican election clerks are begging Polis not to transfer Tina Peters. - Trash pandas in Denver will be feasting next week. - An extreme case calls attention to the challenge of getting street food vendors licensed.

Trump accuses a group of Democratic lawmakers of sedition, "punishable by death." - United Airlines explains how it got back to normal after canceling flights. - A Douglas County commissioner just got back from an official trip to the Dubai Air Show.

Researchers say Flock's surveillance system is incredibly easy to hack and President Trump's handpicked prosecutor from Colorado is imploding in spectacular fashion. Share something cool with us: Website: https://www.9news.com/next Email: next@9news.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Nexton9NEWS Twitter: https://twitter.com/nexton9news Or get our attention with #HeyNext 9NEWS YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/9newsdenver

Denver defends a health inspector seen pouring bleach into a street vendor's food. - Denver is once again changing its approach to solving homelessness.

Denver firefighters are preparing to detour around 5 unsafe bridges in the city. - Aurora City Council hosts its first in-person meeting since June. - We remember the woman who tried out to be a Broncos cheerleader at the age of 64.

The Trump administration wants to move Tina Peters into federal custody. - A student hero is memorialized with the help of Next viewers. - We're kick flipping into the weekend by sharing your Good News.

SNAP benefits are back, but that doesn't mean the need for food goes away. - The Polis administration is making cuts to more than a dozen programs that help children with disabilities. - A story about a tiny symbol of hope for migrants on their journey.

Kyle's praise for Rep. Lauren Boebert. - There's another chance to see the northern lights tonight in Colorado. - You can help us feed kids over the holiday season when they're out of school.

The Supreme Court extends its order blocking states from processing full SNAP benefits. - Loveland has a strong tradition of honoring veterans dating back to the 1950s.

It's a confusing time for SNAP recipients navigating where their next meal will come from. - Trump pardoned dozens of key players in his effort to overturn the 2020 election. - The Supreme Court has agreed to consider new restrictions on mail-in ballots.

The state says Coloradans could see SNAP benefits as soon as tomorrow. - We asked United about how they decided which flights to cancel at the last minute. - News of the new Broncos stadium is already shifting the property market at Burnham Yard.

Airlines cutting flight schedules due to government shutdown - new bridge safety restrictions could impact emergency routes - Aurora students prove it's never too early to celebrate Veterans Day

One of Colorado's best-known politicians conceded and a strategy to flip school board across Colorado failed spectacularly. Share something cool with us: Website: https://www.9news.com/next Email: next@9news.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Nexton9NEWS Twitter: https://twitter.com/nexton9news Or get our attention with #HeyNext 9NEWS YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/9newsdenver

A look at who’s shaping your vote and how that’s shifting. - Preschoolers held their own election on an appetizing issue.

Some schools are helping put food on the table as SNAP benefits remain in limbo. - Governor Jared Polis says more Medicaid cuts are in store for Colorado. - We interrupt spooky season for a bit of good news.

A bipartisan effort from Colorado's congressional delegation to free a family detained by ICE. - An insider report outlines failures of Colorado's much hyped firefighting helicopter program. - A pumpkin-throwing contest at a school in Aurora.

Gov. Polis weighs in on the father and children detained by ICE in Durango. - Aurora Police has auctioned off dozens of cars after seizing them from drivers violating its "Three Strike Rule." - Help us fight hunger in Colorado during the government shutdown.

Denver's mayor has thanked Flock cameras for solving a case that's still under investigation. - Protesters swarmed a Durango ICE building after the detention of a father and 2 children. - We look back on when the Rockies were a hockey team.

A group tracking hate crimes says six LGBTQ friendly places in Denver were vandalized over the weekend. - We're following the money going into Colorado's upcoming election. - You may have a zombie tree on your lawn and not even know it.