Trump Visit Schedule, $6.3B Raytheon Deal, and Financial Pickle

President Trump will hold his midterm rally Wednesday in Bullhead City at Laughlin Bullhead International Airport, according to an event page on the GOP website.

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Tuesday, October 13, 2026 Good Morning! On this day in 2018, the remnants of Hurricane Sergio dumped 2.19 inches of rain in the Phoenix area, less than two weeks after the remnants of Hurricane Rosa brought 2.75 inches of rain. How many benefits come with the credit card in your wallet? Buried in the benefits guide that most cardholders never open are protections that can be worth real money. One can cover your hotel and meals when a flight strands you overnight, another the phone in your pocket. But the coverage only counts if you know it’s there, and plenty of people don’t. In one survey, almost 40% of cardholders had no idea they carried the benefit at No. 1 on our list. So what’s already on your card, and how do you use your perks? Ayla has the full story on today’s episode of The Flyover Podcast. Tune in here! Today’s sponsor, Infinity Fuel, is developing hydrogen fuel cell technology capable of powering long-duration missions for customers like the U.S. Navy and NASA, with more than $60 million in past and current contracts. Alpine ⛅ 57°/38° | Buckeye ⛅ 77°/53° | Bullhead City ☀️ 72°/54° | Casa Grande ⛅ 78°/53° | Flagstaff 🌧️ 52°/29° | Globe 🌧️ 68°/50° | Grand Canyon Village 🌧️ 50°/31° | Kingman ☀️ 61°/41° | Lake Havasu ☀️ 74°/54° | Payson 🌧️ 60°/41° | Phoenix ⛅ 78°/57° | Prescott 🌦️ 59°/37° | Safford ☀️ 80°/56° | Sedona 🌧️ 65°/44° | Show Low 🌧️ 58°/41° | Sierra Vista ☀️ 74°/51° | Tucson 🌦️ 80°/58° | Yuma ☀️ 79°/59°

Trump Rally Details Released President Trump will hold his midterm rally Wednesday in Bullhead City at Laughlin Bullhead International Airport, according to an event page on the GOP website. Doors open at 9:30 a.m. and the program begins at 11:30 a.m. Trump is scheduled to speak at 1 p.m. Attendees must sign up in advance, with a limit of four tickets per sign-up. It will be Trump's second visit to Bullhead City, after an October 2020 rally at the same airport. The stop comes a week into early voting in Arizona and less than three weeks before Election Day on Nov. 3. Cardinals Search for Answers Arizona Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur said the team has a lot to fix after its fourth straight defeat, a 45-21 loss to the Detroit Lions. Arizona (1-4) has allowed at least 30 points in four straight games, and Jacoby Brissett is 2-15 as Arizona's starter since last October. LaFleur called Sunday's game the team's worst of the season. He declined to commit to changes at quarterback, saying Brissett "was not the problem." The loss capped a week in which Arizona traded receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. to Houston for draft picks. The team travels to face the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday. Helicopters Track Bighorns State wildlife crews are using helicopters to capture bighorn sheep near Pusch Ridge in the Santa Catalina Mountains to check for disease and track their movements. Biologists are using nets to catch up to 10 sheep from the air, collecting blood samples to test for disease, and fitting each with a GPS collar. Arizona Game and Fish officials said the collars will show how the herd's habitat may have shifted since the 2020 Bighorn Fire. Desert bighorns were reintroduced to the Catalinas in 2013 after a 13-year absence, and state wildlife officials have tracked the herd with collars for years.

Flying together with our sponsor How to Survive 16 Days Underwater In March, an underwater drone traveled 1,257 miles over 16 days without ever coming up, roughly the distance from Los Angeles to Dallas. That kind of uninterrupted range underwater used to require a nuclear reactor. But this world-first performance was powered by Infinity’s hydrogen fuel cell technology. Why’s this a big deal? Unlike batteries that must get bigger to run longer, Infinity's fuel cells deliver massive performance in small packages. This enables drones to operate without surfacing or recharging, a key strategic advantage for customers like the U.S. Navy. The Navy isn’t the only one betting on Infinity, either. This tech has also logged 2,600+ hours for NASA. In total, Infinity’s won $60M+ in past and current contracts. Now they're scaling production to meet demand and inviting investors to share in their potential. And if you invest by Thursday, you’ll earn 5% in guaranteed bonus stock. Maximize your early-stage Infinity stake before the deadline.

➤ Tucson: Raytheon will produce SM-3 Block IB missile interceptors in Tucson and Huntsville, Alabama, under a federal contract worth up to $6.3 billion. (More) ➤ Glendale: Taiwan-based Gudeng Precision opened its first U.S. manufacturing plant, a 12,000-square-foot, $5 million-plus facility expected to create 30 jobs. (More) ➤ Surprise: Several residents say their Arizona Public Service bills jumped after the utility replaced meters, including some solar customers who reported their panels stopped producing power. APS says meter swaps don't change rates but can disrupt solar equipment. (More) ➤ Gilbert: Residents spend the fifth-lowest share of household income on groceries among the 100 largest U.S. cities, according to a WalletHub analysis. (More) ➤ Phoenix: Phoenix Union High School District staffers now wear crisis alert badges that let them call for help with the press of a button. (More) Enjoy reading The Arizona Flyover? Click here to share with your friends and family.

➤ Dave Hakstol, a Colorado Avalanche assistant and former NHL head coach, is reportedly set to become ASU hockey's interim coach. (More) ➤ The Arizona Fall League returned to Tucson this past weekend for its first games there since 2002, hosting a doubleheader featuring four prospects with Southern Arizona roots. (More) ➤ Two-time PGA Tour winner James Hahn, known for his "Gangnam Style" celebration at the Phoenix Open, is now an assistant coach for Arizona State men's golf. (More) ➤ Yesterday’s Results: MLB | NFL | NHL | NBA | Tennis Flying together with our sponsor ➤ Peptides are the newest breakthrough in anti-aging, longevity, weight loss, and muscle growth. But not every peptide works the same way for every person. Your DNA never changes, so you only have to test it once. The Pep Report analyzes more than 710,000 genetic markers against published research to show which peptides your biology actually supports—before you spend a dollar guessing. Flyover readers get 10% off automatically, no code needed. See Which Peptides Match Your DNA

➤ Chandler-based Microchip Technology acquired Vorago Technologies, which makes chips built to withstand extreme heat and radiation for aerospace and defense customers. (More) ➤ Indoor pickleball chain The Picklr, which has Valley locations, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and a reorganization plan, pending court approval. The company says its clubs remain open. (More) ➤ Former Cox customers may be getting their first Spectrum bill after the cable TV and broadband providers' $34.5 billion merger closed in August. Spectrum says billing cycles and prices carry over unless customers make changes. (More) Flying together with our sponsor ➤ Say goodbye to stubborn toilet stains with Splash Spotless! This powerful foaming cleaner expands to cover your toilet bowl, breaking down tough grime, limescale, and buildup without endless scrubbing. Simply add it to water, let the foam work, and rinse away. Make bathroom cleaning easier with Splash Spotless!

Flying together with our sponsor NASA and the Navy? Check. Next Stop? Your Portfolio When NASA and the Navy needed uninterrupted power in harsh environments, they signed contracts with Infinity. This is because Infinity’s hydrogen fuel cells work. They’ve logged 2,600+ hours for NASA and powered an underwater drone a world-record 1,257 miles without surfacing. In total, Infinity’s won $60M+ in past and current contracts. And through Thursday, you have the chance to not only invest in Infinity, but earn 5% in guaranteed bonus shares at no added cost. They’re currently scaling production to meet demand. Don’t miss this opportunity to maximize your stake. Claim your guaranteed 5% bonus as an early-stage Infinity investor today. This is a paid advertisement for Infinity Fuel Cell and Hydrogen, Inc Regulation Crowdfunding offering. Please read the offering circular at invest.infinityfuel.com

➤ A Chandler Museum exhibit opening Oct. 27 will spotlight Ocatilla, architect Frank Lloyd Wright's short-lived desert camp, featuring artifacts and a full-size re-creation of one of its cabins. (More) ➤ Bodycam video shows two Phoenix police officers using their own money to buy birthday toys and a bike for a toddler whose father had called police to report a paycheck scam that left him penniless. (More) ➤ OdySea Aquarium in Scottsdale offers a SeaTREK helmet dive that lets eligible guests get close to sharks and stingrays inside an exhibit and feed the rays. (More) Flying together with our sponsor ➤ FREE Full-Size Tube: This “CMO Key” cream is replacing standard joint creams that rely on temporary icy-hot distractions. Most formulas never get past your skin’s natural “Dermal Dam.” Rub On Relief uses CMO to help unlock deeper soothing support instead of another 20-minute menthol trick. Claim your free tube!

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Salmon Giveaway, Scooter-Deer Collision, and Volcanic Summits

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has announced its 2026 kokanee salmon giveaway days, though a slow early run already canceled the Oct. 9 giveaway at Roaring Judy Fish Hatchery.                

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Tuesday, October 13, 2026 Good Morning! On this day in 1988, the Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad merged with the Southern Pacific Railroad when Rio Grande, Inc. acquired the Southern Pacific Transportation Company. A Vail local has set her sights on becoming the first American woman to climb the highest volcanoes on each continent. Find out more in Et Cetera. How many benefits come with the credit card in your wallet? Buried in the benefits guide that most cardholders never open are protections that can be worth real money. One can cover your hotel and meals when a flight strands you overnight, another the phone in your pocket. But the coverage only counts if you know it’s there, and plenty of people don’t. In one survey, almost 40% of cardholders had no idea they carried the benefit at No. 1 on our list. So what’s already on your card, and how do you use your perks? Ayla has the full story on today’s episode of The Flyover Podcast. Tune in here!  Today’s sponsor, Infinity Fuel, is developing hydrogen fuel cell technology capable of powering long-duration missions for customers like the U.S. Navy and NASA, with more than $60 million in past and current contracts. Alamosa ⛅ 63°/42° | Boulder 🌧️ 57°/43° | Colorado Springs ⛅ 66°/46° | Denver 🌧️ 62°/47° | Durango 🌧️ 51°/43° | Fort Collins 🌧️ 61°/45° | Fort Morgan 🌧️ 60°/44° | Grand Junction 🌧️ 56°/48° | Lamar ☀️ 73°/48° | Limon ⛅ 63°/42° | Montrose 🌧️ 55°/45° | Pueblo ☀️ 75°/49° | Steamboat Springs 🌧️ 54°/41° | Vail 🌨️ 46°/37°

Denver Water Pulls From Western Slope Denver Water is cutting flows on Grand County's Fraser River from about 4 to 2 cubic feet per second starting today. The metro area didn't conserve enough water this summer, leaving reservoirs low. Vasquez Creek and St. Louis Creek will also reportedly drop to 2 cfs, and Ranch Creek to 1.5 cfs. Denver Water first proposed cutting all four to 1 cfs. Denver Water's reservoirs were 67% full on Oct. 5, compared with a typical 90%. By midsummer, customers had cut water use by only about 2%, far short of the utility's 20% goal. The utility says the cuts will help it prepare for another dry year. The lower flows could harm the river's ecosystem if the Fraser freezes this winter. Nederland Fire Still Under Investigation One year after fire tore through Nederland’s Caribou Village Shopping Center, the ATF says it’s in the final stages of technical review and laboratory testing. The Oct. 9, 2025, blaze gutted the shopping center and its businesses, though no one was hurt. A week later, investigators found no credible evidence it was intentionally set. The ATF did not give a release date for its final report, which will go first to the Nederland Fire Protection District and partner public safety agencies. The report will become available through a federal records request once local authorities close the overall investigation. Demolition and debris removal at the site began last week. CPW Gives Away Salmon Colorado Parks and Wildlife has announced its 2026 kokanee salmon giveaway days, though a slow early run already canceled the Oct. 9 giveaway at Roaring Judy Fish Hatchery. Kokanee spawn once and die within a day or two, so CPW gives the fish away after stripping their eggs. Crews collect eggs Monday through Thursday and set aside Fridays for giveaways. Each fall, kokanee swim nearly 30 miles upstream from Blue Mesa Reservoir to the Roaring Judy hatchery in Almont, where biologists collect their eggs. Roaring Judy giveaways run Fridays from Oct. 16 to Nov. 20, with stops in Durango and Dolores, too. Recipients need a 2026 Colorado fishing license and a cooler, and CPW urges calling ahead. Love reading The Colorado Flyover? Click here to share with your friends and family.

Flying together with our sponsor How to Survive 16 Days Underwater In March, an underwater drone traveled 1,257 miles over 16 days without ever coming up, roughly the distance from Los Angeles to Dallas. That kind of uninterrupted range underwater used to require a nuclear reactor. But this world-first performance was powered by Infinity’s hydrogen fuel cell technology. Why’s this a big deal? Unlike batteries that must get bigger to run longer, Infinity's fuel cells deliver massive performance in small packages. This enables drones to operate without surfacing or recharging, a key strategic advantage for customers like the U.S. Navy. The Navy isn’t the only one betting on Infinity, either. This tech has also logged 2,600+ hours for NASA. In total, Infinity’s won $60M+ in past and current contracts. Now they're scaling production to meet demand and inviting investors to share in their potential. And if you invest by Thursday, you’ll earn 5% in guaranteed bonus stock. Maximize your early-stage Infinity stake before the deadline.

➤ Statewide: The average full-coverage car insurance premium in Colorado rose more than 36% from 2021 to 2024, topping $1,800, according to new national data. (More) ➤ DIA: Police detained a person who got onto Denver International Airport's airfield Saturday afternoon, five months after a man on a runway was struck and killed by a departing plane. (More) ➤ Golden: A Golden man was convicted of threatening two New York judges and a court clerk after his discrimination lawsuit was dismissed. He faces up to 10 years in prison. (More) ➤ Dillon: The town says it reconfigured the amphitheater's subwoofers, angled its sound system, and started Mountain Music Mondays 30 minutes earlier after neighbors' noise complaints. (More) ➤ Grand Junction: Free leaf pickup for single-family homes begins the week of Oct. 26—a week later than planned because few leaves have fallen—and runs through mid-December. (More) ➤ Fort Collins: A man riding a low-powered scooter was seriously injured in a crash with a deer on Centre Avenue Sunday night. A police drone searched for the deer but couldn't find it. (More) Enjoy reading The Colorado Flyover? Click here to share with your friends and family. ✈️

➤ Nikola Jokić needed only 26 minutes to post 22 points, 11 rebounds, and 10 assists in the Nuggets' 133-128 preseason win over the Chicago Bulls on Sunday night. (More) ➤ Broncos offensive coordinator Davis Webb called it disappointing that Sean Payton took back play-calling duties after four games, but he will still run offensive meetings. (More) ➤ ESPN's Pete Thamel called Deion Sanders' five-year, $54 million deal one of the worst contracts in college football, with Colorado at 2-3 and facing a $26.1 million buyout. (More) ➤ Thamel also named Sanders among six coaches who could shape the next coaching carousel, noting that new athletic director Fernando Lovo did not hire him. (More) ➤ Yesterday’s Results: MLB | NFL | NHL | NBA | Tennis                 Flying together with our sponsor ➤ Peptides are the newest breakthrough in anti-aging, longevity, weight loss, and muscle growth. But not every peptide works the same way for every person. Your DNA never changes, so you only have to test it once. The Pep Report analyzes more than 710,000 genetic markers against published research to show which peptides your biology actually supports—before you spend a dollar guessing. Flyover readers get 10% off automatically, no code needed. See Which Peptides Match Your DNA

➤ Lafayette approved a $100 festival short-term rental license ahead of the Sundance Film Festival's Boulder debut, letting residents self-certify homes through a pilot ending June 1, 2027. (More) ➤ Shuttles between Aspen and Eagle County Regional Airport could start this ski season as officials prepare for the Aspen airport's closure from April to November 2027. (More) ➤ Gubernatorial candidates Phil Weiser, Victor Marx, and Greg Lopez all say Colorado is overregulated, but they differ on how to tackle costs, data centers, and road funding. (More) Flying together with our sponsor ➤ Say goodbye to stubborn toilet stains with Splash Spotless! This powerful foaming cleaner expands to cover your toilet bowl, breaking down tough grime, limescale, and buildup without endless scrubbing. Simply add it to water, let the foam work, and rinse away. Make bathroom cleaning easier with Splash Spotless!

Flying together with our sponsor NASA and the Navy? Check. Next Stop? Your Portfolio When NASA and the Navy needed uninterrupted power in harsh environments, they signed contracts with Infinity. This is because Infinity’s hydrogen fuel cells work. They’ve logged 2,600+ hours for NASA and powered an underwater drone a world-record 1,257 miles without surfacing. In total, Infinity’s won $60M+ in past and current contracts. And through Thursday, you have the chance to not only invest in Infinity, but earn 5% in guaranteed bonus shares at no added cost. They’re currently scaling production to meet demand. Don’t miss this opportunity to maximize your stake. Claim your guaranteed 5% bonus as an early-stage Infinity investor today. This is a paid advertisement for Infinity Fuel Cell and Hydrogen, Inc Regulation Crowdfunding offering. Please read the offering circular at invest.infinityfuel.com

➤ Vail's Nicole Otake is trying to become the first American woman to climb the Seven Volcanic Summits, the highest volcanoes on each continent. (More) ➤ The Grand Junction Polar Plunge, which raises money for Special Olympics Colorado, is set for Nov. 14 at Highline Lake State Park in Loma. (More) ➤ Englewood's Harry Ladewig, a Red Cross volunteer for nearly 60 years, is among the Coloradans serving hot meals in Alabama and Florida after Hurricane Isaias. (More) Flying together with our sponsor ➤ FREE Full-Size Tube: This “CMO Key” cream is replacing standard joint creams that rely on temporary icy-hot distractions. Most formulas never get past your skin’s natural “Dermal Dam.” Rub On Relief uses CMO to help unlock deeper soothing support instead of another 20-minute menthol trick. Claim your free tube!

The following stories are featured exclusively on The Flyover Podcast—a daily show that gives you the most important headlines in under 15 minutes.  ➤ Your credit card likely comes with perks worth real money, and most cardholders don’t even know they have them. (See Perks) ➤ Federal regulators have recalled more than 82,000 rechargeable hand warmers that can overheat and catch fire. (Hear Details) ➤ More workers are ditching the 9-to-5 to follow their body clocks, and the “chronoworking” trend is dividing offices. (Listen Now)

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