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Heat Wave, Sundance Costs, and Titanic Artifacts

Temperatures spiked dramatically Tuesday and are expected to peak today, setting the stage for a weeklong heat wave.
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Article Icon 1FDA OKs Cheaper Imported Drugs

Colorado has received approval from the FDA to import lower-cost prescription drugs from Canada.

According to Gov. Jared Polis, the move could save residents as much as 60% on certain medications. Polis said the push began with 2019 legislation authorizing the state to pursue importation.

Colorado’s plan identifies 20 specific drugs manufactured by 10 companies, including widely known medications such as Ozempic and Eliquis.

“This is a big step in the fight to push back against big pharma and bring lower-cost prescription drugs to Coloradans,” Polis, in an interview Monday, said.

Article Icon 1Heat, Fire Danger Start Today

Temperatures spiked dramatically Tuesday and are expected to peak today, setting the stage for a weeklong heat wave.

Denver is looking at highs in the mid-90s. Many cities, including Pueblo and Grand Junction, could see the first triple-digit days of the summer this week.

In the high country, fire danger will be elevated through the week, particularly today, with wind speeds ranging from 40 to 50 mph.

The coming weekend could be more active and may bring afternoon showers.

Article Icon 1Sundance Lodging Raises Concerns

High rental prices are raising concerns ahead of the 2027 Sundance Film Festival, which will mark Boulder’s inaugural year as the world-famous event’s new host.

Dozens of Boulder homes have been listed for more than $5,000 per night during the 10-day January festival, far above what many regulars said they paid in Park City, Utah—Sundance’s longtime home.

Property managers expect prices to fall over the next six months, but early listings are already pushing some to consider staying elsewhere, potentially generating more traffic and a weaker economic boost.

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Around Colorado

Aurora: Children’s Hospital Colorado said it has resumed sex-change treatment for minors after being forced to do so by a court order. The hospital clarified, though, that none of its doctors are willing to provide the care. (More)

Capitol: U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet, who is running for governor, loaned his campaign nearly $1 million recently. Michael Bloomberg’s support of Bennet’s super PAC has surpassed $4.6 million. (More)

Grand Junction: City Council reviewed a draft of the the Grand Valley River Corridor Master Plan, which focuses on preserving rivers while looking toward future development. (More)

Cañon City: Fourteen of 249 water samples taken in the area were deemed unsafe to drink due to excessive uranium content. (More)

Denver: The Colorado Supreme Court ruled Monday that a case involving a fired Circle K clerk, who claims she was wrongly terminated after standing up to a shoplifter, can go to trial. (More)

Montrose: A local 32-year-old man died while hiking Mount Sneffels, a 14,155-foot peak near Ouray, last week. (More)


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Colorado Sports

The Colorado Avalanche are the second betting favorite to win the 2027 Stanley Cup behind the Carolina Hurricanes, who won the title earlier this week over the Golden Knights. Colorado was swept by Vegas in the Western Conference Finals after losing Cale Makar to an upper body injury. (More)

Broncos running back J.K. Dobbins declared himself fully healthy after last season's Lisfranc injury and told The Denver Post he plans to lead the NFL in rushing in 2026. "There won't be any injuries," Dobbins added. (More)

Nuggets forward Aaron Gordon is drawing the strongest external trade interest of any Denver player this offseason, according to NBA insider Marc Stein. The San Antonio Spurs are among the teams eyeing Gordon, who’s entering the first year of a three-year, $103.6 million extension. (More)

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Colorado Business

Xcel Energy estimates the average residential customer would pay about $6.13 more per month under a proposed electric rate increase. (More)

The debris has been cleared away from Nederland’s Caribou Village Shopping Center, which a fire destroyed eight months ago. Tebo Properties, the owner, is preparing to finalize plans for a new center. (More)

Tag Restaurant Group, a Denver-based company owned by chef Troy Guard, is setting up a major expansion, with plans to open four new Denver-area restaurants—starting with G&G Surf Club, a steakhouse. (More)                

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Et Cetera

RMS Titanic artifacts never before seen by the public are now on display at the Molly Brown House Museum in Denver. (More)

Riverside Cemetery, Denver’s oldest cemetery, is marking its 150th anniversary this summer. The cemetery is said to be “exactly two months older than the state of Colorado." (More)

The Fruita Rim Rock Royalty Rodeos take place every Tuesday night at 7 p.m. through Aug. 18. (See Video)                

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