MLB Trade Deadline: Teams are circling the Aug. 3 deadline, with Detroit’s Tarik Skubal, Boston’s Aroldis Chapman, and San Francisco’s Luis Arraez among the names drawing attention as buyers and sellers map out their moves. Colorado Housing & Short-Term Rentals: A Colorado Short-Term Rental Alliance webinar says ski-town rentals are seeing higher rates, lower occupancy, and shaky fall revenue, with the state’s Democratic primary outcome seen as a potential swing factor for oversight. Local Travel Perk: Grand Junction Regional Airport is planning to sell sealed Western Slope wine after security, aiming to boost “sense of place” and make it easier for travelers to take bottles home. Parks & Recreation Leadership: Fruita’s new parks and rec director, Michael Hughes, says his first priority is listening and learning as he steps into the role. Education & Student Support: Colorado districts are preparing for the school year amid mental-health funding cuts and a new cellphone policy, with administrators bracing for added strain. Clean Energy Fight: The Trump administration admitted in court documents it canceled $7.6B in clean-energy grants based on which states voted for Kamala Harris. Denver-Area Business: Denver’s office market is at an “inflection point,” while the city is also opening cooling centers as record heat is possible this weekend.