Public Safety: A weekend BASE jumping accident in a Utah canyon killed two people, including extreme athlete Andy Lewis, known for high-risk jumps and a 2012 Super Bowl performance with Madonna. Local Water Quality: In Cañon City, free water testing near the Lincoln Park Superfund site found most results reassuring, but 14 of 249 samples exceeded drinking-water limits for uranium, with other readings high for metals like molybdenum, lead, and arsenic. Healthcare & Courts: Children’s Hospital Colorado says it’s resuming gender-affirming care for transgender youth only to comply with a court order, but doctors at its TRUE Center won’t provide the treatment due to fears of losing licenses or facing criminal charges. State Legal Rights: The Colorado Supreme Court ruled workers can challenge terminations tied to unprovoked workplace violence and self-defense. Business & Tech: AT&T Business is expanding 400G wavelength services into more metro markets, including Colorado, aimed at enterprise AI data-center demand. Energy & Wildlife: The federal government is moving ahead with a large oil-and-gas lease sale in elk migration habitat in western Colorado’s region, drawing conservation and hunting concerns. Denver Civic Life: Denver’s Civic Center park renovation and McNichols Building revival are underway, with a planned reopening in fall 2027.