Marianne GoodlandJack Phillips, whose refusal to make a custom wedding cake for a gay couple went all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court, is back in the news again, with another discrimination complaint filed against the Lakewood baker.
Next with Kyle Clark, 9NewsAre white supremacists active in Colorado, and if so, what are they doing?
Rachel Riley, The GazetteA past practice of keeping people in jail solely because they couldn’t pay $55 likely will cost a Colorado county.
Joey BunchU.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions aims to harm others using a proposed religious liberty task force, says One Colorado.
Associated PressSome are raising objections to a planned marketing campaign for the University of Wyoming, calling the slogan sexist, racist and counterproductive to the university's recruiting goals.
Last week, Saira Rao was running to represent Denver in Congress. This week, she says she's given up on white people.
Hal BidlackThe winds still blow at Amache, but now it is the sound of tears.
Associated PressAn Arizona appeals court on Thursday upheld a Phoenix anti-discrimination law that makes it illegal for businesses to refuse service to same-sex couples because of religion.
Diann Rice is the former Colorado Civil Rights Commissioner called out by the U.S. Supreme Court this week in the Masterpiece Cakeshop ruling.
P. Solomon Banda, The Associated Press"I have no religious bias," said Diann Rice, who was quoted in the Supreme Court ruling.