Federal judge says immigration officers in Colorado can only arrest those at risk of fleeing

A Louisiana man who spent nearly three decades on death row has been released on bail, marking a significant development in his long legal battle. This release comes after years of legal challenges and scrutiny surrounding his conviction.

The U.S. National Parks Service has implemented a new entry fee of $100 per person for foreign visitors to popular national parks, including Yellowstone and the Grand Canyon. This fee increase has raised concerns among businesses that rely on tourism, as it may deter international visitors from exploring these iconic sites.

The leader of a major labor union in Southern California has pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor charge following an arrest during a protest against an immigration raid earlier this year. The trial is set to take place in January, highlighting ongoing tensions surrounding immigration enforcement in the region.

A federal judge has raised concerns regarding the use of artificial intelligence by immigration agents in drafting use-of-force reports, suggesting that this practice could lead to inaccuracies and diminish public trust in law enforcement's handling of immigration issues in Chicago.

Wisconsin authorities have requested a state court to revoke the conditional release of Morgan Geyser, who gained notoriety for her involvement in the 2014 stabbing of a classmate linked to the fictional character Slender Man. Geyser escaped from a group home after cutting off her electronic monitoring device earlier this week.

The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits decreased last week, indicating that layoffs remain low despite some high-profile job cuts announced by various companies. This decline suggests a resilient labor market as fewer individuals are seeking unemployment assistance.

Colorado parents have filed a federal appeal against a school district for not informing them that their daughter would share a hotel room with a transgender student during an overnight trip, claiming their daughter was silenced regarding the incident.

Since 1914, a small bison herd has been maintained in a park outside Denver, Colorado. In recent years, an Indigenous group has been slaughtering one bison annually to provide food for urban Native people.