School Meals & SNAP: Federal SNAP cuts are expected to ripple into school cafeterias, putting free breakfast and lunch at risk for millions of children—especially where eligibility is tied to SNAP/Medicaid participation and where funding depends on participation rates. Student Safety & AI Harassment: Colorado’s Safe2Tell says August brought more than 1,500 reports tied to bullying, threats, and mental health, including cases involving AI-generated explicit images shared among students. Denver Public Schools Governance: Denver school board President Xóchitl Gaytán alleges antisemitic language and repeated policy violations by two board members, setting up a public discussion Wednesday. Public Health Research: A CU Anschutz and Yale review found limited, very low-certainty support for hospital-based steps to connect people with alcohol use disorder to outpatient treatment after discharge. Women’s Health Data Gaps: A CU Anschutz study finds menopause is documented far less often in electronic health records than in participant surveys, limiting research and care planning. Local Justice & Courts: A Pueblo judge ruled a District 70 school board appointment violated Colorado’s Open Meetings Law, ordering the district to redo the vote publicly. Community Health Access: Pueblo Community College reported a sharp enrollment jump, citing specialized, lower-cost programs—including healthcare pathways—as a key draw.