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Monday, June 22, 2026

Good Morning! On this day in 1852, the U.S. Army established Fort Massachusetts—the first U.S. Army fort in what would become Colorado—in the San Luis Valley, then part of the New Mexico Territory.

A runaway sprinter van destroyed the historic "Leaving Colorful Colorado" sign at the Colorado-Utah border over the weekend. Read about the collision in our Top Stories.

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New Laws to Take Effect

Several new state laws go into effect July 1, impacting everything from gun sales to tax credits.

Under one of the laws, firearm retailers must keep ammunition behind the counter and only sell to buyers 21 or older, with limited exceptions for military members and hunter-education graduates.

Property insurers that use wildfire risk models will face new requirements, including offering discounts to policyholders who take mitigation steps. Insurers must also allow customers to appeal their risk scores or classifications.

Gov. Jared Polis also signed two tax-credit extensions before the deadline. One extends until 2037 the child care contribution credit, allowing donors to claim 50% of their gift—up to $100,000 annually. The other extends the Job Growth Incentive Tax Credit through 2034.

State National Guard Breaks Rescue Record

A Colorado Army National Guard (COARNG) Black Hawk crew pulled off the highest-known hoist rescue in state history on June 13, retrieving an injured climber from Crestone Peak in south-central Colorado.

The UH-60L Black Hawk maintained a peak hover at 14,380 feet with 180 feet of cable extended, hoisting the patient at 14,356 feet. The climber had fallen 30 feet, suffering head and other injuries.

The rescue required painstaking power calculations, the crew burning fuel so they could lighten the aircraft enough to hover safely. Two Alpine Rescue hoist specialists were lowered to package the patient before extraction.

The injured climber was airlifted to ground transport at Loveland Ski Area. The COARNG performs more backcountry search-and-rescue missions than any other state's guard unit in the lower 48.

'Colorful Colorado' Sign Destroyed in Crash

A sprinter van towing a cargo trailer veered off westbound I-70 near mile marker 1, just inside the Colorado border, and crashed into the iconic "Leaving Colorful Colorado" sign on Saturday.

The driver, a 70-year-old New Mexico man, claimed a blown tire caused the loss of control, which investigators confirmed. He was not seriously injured in the crash but was later hospitalized after a slip and fall at the scene.

The wooden signs were crafted by CDOT employees in the 1950s. CDOT's senior historian called them "part of our highway history."

The Lower Valley Fire District, which responded to the scene, posted on social media: "RIP Leaving Colorado Sign. You served travelers well."

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➤ Mesa County: A California man who impersonated an FDIC official and tricked a resident into shipping $11,000 in cash has been arrested and extradited to Colorado. (More)

➤ Summit County: Drought has dried up the wells at five campgrounds in the Dillon Ranger District—including Lowry, Prospector, and Windy Point—leaving campers without running water. (More)

➤ Delta County: The Lawhead Fire near Hotchkiss was 80% contained at 35 acres as of Saturday, with mop-up operations underway. (More)

➤ Douglas County: The Log Jumper Fire, which prompted a since-lifted 3-mile evacuation warning, was roughly 80% contained at about 1 acre Saturday evening. (More)

➤ Grand Junction: Police shot a knife-wielding man who allegedly stabbed a customer at a local Dairy Queen on Friday. He was pronounced dead after fleeing in his vehicle and crashing into multiple cars. (More)

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