- Following World War II, the U.S. Congress passed a bill that rescinded military benefits promised to Filipino soldiers.
- Metro areas along the Front Range will likely go several days without hitting 90 degrees.
- There’s a growing demand for doctors to don spacesuits and assist on missions to the cosmos.
- The department wants Colorado’s universities to introduce changes to keep student debt down and improve workforce development.
- As always, visitors should avoid contact with wildlife and clean up after themselves before heading home.
- Drownings in Colorado have continued to rise this summer, bringing statewide water deaths this year within 10 of the record set in 2020.
- In Denver, there is a forecasted high temperature of 101 degrees, which would break the record of 99 degrees set on the same day two years ago.
- Evacuation warnings were issued Sunday morning for two small towns in mountainous Boulder County after a small plane crashed and sparked a wildfire.
- Another season of Colorado sports could be unavailable to customers of the state’s largest cable provider.
- Flu cases have reached single digits in most parts of Colorado, and there have been no cases confirmed in Denver since late May.
- The Colorado Youth Corps Association is partnering with local governments, state agencies and other organizations to help with wildfire mitigation projects across Colorado.
- Two people died on Lake Pueblo last week. If the cause of death turns out to be drowning, that would put Colorado at 24 drownings so far this year. The record is 34.
- Rates were last increased in 2019
- The Grizzly Creek burn scar surrounds I-70, making it easy for debris and mud to spill onto one of Colorado’s busiest highways.
- Make sure to give them plenty of space.
- Pool workers could receive pay raises, overtime benefits or signing bonuses funded by the new grant program.
