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Drought Emergency Declared, McClain Paramedics Get New Trial, and Colorado Golf Booming

Saturday, June 6, 2026

Good Morning! On this day in 1944, Allied forces launched the D-Day invasion at Normandy—the largest seaborne invasion in history and the turning point of World War II in Europe. Colorado's 10th Mountain Division trained at Camp Hale for the brutal winter campaigns that followed.

A fast food restaurant is taking a victory lap after the candidate it endorsed beat a Trump-backed rival, handing the president his first major statewide primary loss of the 2026 midterms. So how did a burger chain end up in a governor's race, and why is it bragging now? Today on The Flyover Podcast, Christopher Lyon digs into the story and the politics behind it. Tune in here!

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Colorado's Drought Emergency Is Official

Gov. Jared Polis declared a statewide drought emergency Thursday, activating Phase 3 of Colorado's Drought Response Plan.

The declaration covers every county in the state and unlocks additional resources to help agriculture, municipalities, and water users manage worsening conditions. Record-low snowpack and above-average temperatures have pushed Colorado into one of its worst droughts on record.

"Activating Phase 3 allows us to better coordinate agencies, prepare for worsening conditions, and support Colorado communities," Polis said. The move follows a drought task force recommendation the governor acted on within days.

This weekend fire weather warnings have been issued for the Western Slope, with temperatures in the 90s and critically dry conditions raising wildfire risk across the region.

McClain Paramedics Get New Trial

The Colorado Court of Appeals has reversed the criminally negligent homicide convictions of two former Aurora paramedics in the 2019 death of Elijah McClain.

Citing errors in the jury instructions, the court ordered new trials for Jeremy Cooper and Peter Cichuniec. Cichuniec's separate conviction for second-degree felony assault was upheld by the court.

McClain died in August 2019 after Aurora police officers restrained him and paramedics injected him with a dose calculated for someone twice his actual weight. The case drew national attention and became a focal point of the 2020 protests over policing.

New trials will again put Aurora's emergency response practices under scrutiny. Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser, who prosecuted the case as a special prosecutor, said his office will appeal the ruling to the Colorado Supreme Court.

Colorado Ski Season Hits 35-Year Low

Colorado ski resorts logged just 10.5 million skier visits in 2025-26—the lowest since 1991-92 and a 24% plunge from the prior year's 13.8 million.

The collapse is directly tied to the same drought that Polis declared an emergency Thursday. Record-low snowpack left slopes bare for weeks, shrinking the average season from 144 days to just 129. Vail CEO Rob Katz called it "one of the most challenging winters in history."

Some Colorado pass holders simply headed east as Vermont resorts reported gains. The state's ski industry, which generates billions annually, has never seen a single-season drop this steep.

Whether this is a one-year anomaly or the start of a troubling trend is the question the industry is now asking. The drought emergency makes a quick rebound look unlikely.

The Hidden Cost of ChatGPT: A Lithium Crisis

That ChatGPT answer you just got? It ran on electricity. A lot of it.

OpenAI's data centers consume more power than some small countries, and every one of them runs rows of lithium-ion battery backup systems to keep servers alive if the grid hiccups.

The world isn't producing enough lithium to keep up. And one company is making major moves to fill the gap.

EnergyX just announced plans for a second lithium project in the United States, sitting on approximately 2.4 million tons of lithium in Utah. They're projecting $600M+ in annual revenue at full scale, and retail investors can currently claim an early-stage stake.

Here's why the timing matters.

Demand is projected to hit 5.5 million tons by 2040. And that was before the AI buildout got priced in.

McKinsey now projects battery demand growing 30% annually through 2030. The supply gap is widening and not going away.

EnergyX is positioned at the center of it.

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➤ Denver: A new investigation found a housing-and-cash program has been allegedly exploiting Colorado's homeless to generate Medicaid reimbursements, channeling millions through private operators while leaving participants without a clear path to stability. (More)

➤ Colorado River: Scientists warn the system is on track for a "system crash" that could threaten Lake Powell and Lake Mead within two years if drought continues. (More)

➤ Grand Junction: City Council voted 5-2 Wednesday night to tighten camping ordinance restrictions on public spaces after hours of public comment, a contentious decision in the Western Slope's largest city. (More)

➤ Aurora: An Arapahoe County juvenile led deputies on a chase this week on an e-bike before deputies released dashcam video as a warning to parents. It's the latest in a series of incidents highlighting growing enforcement challenges around e-bikes in the metro area. (More)

➤ Statewide: Colorado Parks and Wildlife received two competing bids to manage statewide search and rescue operations after the Colorado Search and Rescue Association declined to submit a proposal, leaving the future of hundreds of annual rescues in transition. (More)

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➤ Colorado golf is booming—rounds played jumped nearly 8% last year—and state PGA officials say they're in talks to bring a pro tour event back to the state. (More)

➤ Nuggets guard Jamal Murray declined the three-year commitment Team Canada now requires for playing on its national basketball team, meaning he won’t be competing at the 2028 Olympics. (More)

➤ Former Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders took first-team reps for the first time at Browns OTAs this week, a visible shift in a quarterback competition with Deshaun Watson. (More)

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Discovered: 328 Years Worth of Lithium

The United States just discovered a massive lithium reserve in the Appalachia region, a 328-year supply based on America’s 2025 import totals.

With Morgan Stanley forecasting an 80,000-ton shortage this year alone, the sooner we can tap into it the better.

For companies like EnergyX, that spells opportunity.

Their patented technology can recover lithium 500X faster than traditional methods. It's why industry leaders like General Motors have already invested.

Now, they hold rights to up to 13 million tons of untapped lithium across the Americas. And they just announced plans for their second U.S. lithium production facility.

All of which puts them on the short list of companies capable of turning massive reserves into fast results.

Claim your piece of this lithium boom as an early-stage EnergyX investor before the 7/16 deadline.

➤ Nitty Gritty Dirt Band is planning a stop in Denver as part of its farewell tour. The Americana band is famous for its holiday song, "Colorado Christmas." (More)

➤ This Weekend brings Get Outdoors Day events across Colorado and the Pikes Peak Regional History Symposium in Colorado Springs—both free and family-friendly options. (More)

➤ Spinney Mountain State Park in Lake George has opened its annual northern pike management tournaments through September 30, offering a chance to fish one of Colorado's most scenic high-altitude reservoirs while helping restore the native fishery. (More)

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Other: 23%
Camping: 18%
Fishing: 15%
None: 12%
Hiking a 14er: 11%
Mountain biking: 11%
River rafting: 10%

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A Perfect Political Record, a Team on the Move, and a Leak in Space

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Today’s episode of The Flyover Podcast with Christopher Lyon has a few stories you won’t find in today’s emailed edition, only in the podcast episode, because not everything fits in an inbox.

Here's a sneak peek of what we're diving into in today's Podcast Extra section:

➤ A fast-food chain just claimed a perfect political record after the candidate it backed beat a Trump-endorsed rival. (Hear More)

➤ An NFL team has voted to move across state lines, escalating a years-long standoff with its home state. (Listen Now)

➤ The International Space Station's unresolved air leak forced part of the crew into a docked capsule as a precaution. (Podcast Available)

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I-285 Closure, FIFA Fan Festival, and Guitar Shaped Home

Saturday, June 6, 2026

Good Morning! On this day in 1861, Joseph Terrell, who served as Georgia governor and attorney general, was born in Meriwether County.

An unconventional Fayetteville home shaped like a musical instrument has been listed for sale. Learn more in Et Cetera.

Don’t feel like reading the national edition of The Flyover? Tune in to The Flyover Podcast! New episodes drop daily—watch on YouTube or listen on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, all in under 15 minutes.

Another Round of Closures Hit I-285

All lanes of I-285 between Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and Cascade Road in metro Atlanta have closed due to construction work for the second time in weeks.

The closure began Friday night and will remain in effect until 5 a.m. Monday.

The shutdown is part of a $206 million westside reconstruction project, which spans 10 miles and is expected to finish in 2028.

According to GDOT, the closures reduce the project’s length from six years to three years.

Invasive Lizard Threatens South Georgia

Officials are warning South Georgia residents of large invasive lizards, Argentine black and white tegus, that are primarily found in Toombs and Tattnall counties and pose a threat to crops and native wildlife.

The Georgia Department of Natural Resources is urging the public to assist with the eradication of the animals, many of which carry salmonella.

Since the lizards are non-native and unprotected by state wildlife law, they can be legally trapped or killed year-round on private property with the landowner's permission and in compliance with local ordinances.

Sightings of the reptile can be reported here.

FIFA World Cup Fan Festival Preparations Begin

Centennial Olympic Park in Atlanta has closed for construction as crews prepare the site for the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup Fan Festival.

On 18 select days between June 11 and July 15, the park will offer concerts, entertainment, food vendors, and live match broadcasts.

General admission to the festival is free, but attendees must register in advance. Click here to register for the event.

The city unveiled the first lineup of musical performers for the event late last month, which includes Atlanta native CeeLo Green.

The Hidden Cost of ChatGPT: A Lithium Crisis

That ChatGPT answer you just got? It ran on electricity. A lot of it.

OpenAI's data centers consume more power than some small countries, and every one of them runs rows of lithium-ion battery backup systems to keep servers alive if the grid hiccups.

The world isn't producing enough lithium to keep up. And one company is making major moves to fill the gap.

Here's why the timing matters.

Demand is projected to hit 5.5 million tons by 2040. And that was before the AI buildout got priced in.

McKinsey now projects battery demand growing 30% annually through 2030. The supply gap is widening and not going away.

EnergyX is positioned at the center of it.

Invest before the 7/16 deadline.

➤ Statewide: Georgia ranks 11th in the U.S. for grocery costs, with the average household spending $8,960 a year on groceries, according to a study by LendingTree. (More)

➤ Roswell: A child was safely rescued by fire crews on Thursday after falling into Vickery Creek while hiking with family. (More)

➤ Grovetown: The Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia received a $50,000 donation from Rotary District 6910 to help wrap up Hurricane Helene repairs at Camp Tanglewood. (More)

➤ Monroe County: Authorities say an Amazon semi-truck overturned on I-75 north near Exit 179 after the driver fell asleep and ran off the roadway; no injuries were reported. (More)

➤ Waycross: A $500,000 grant will fund the restoration of the Skull Lake Boardwalk, which has been closed since 2007 due to the Bugaboo Fire. The project is expected to be completed by spring 2027. (More)

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➤ Georgia baseball opens its Super Regional series at home against Mississippi State today, needing two wins to reach the College World Series. (See Schedule)

➤ Chase Elliott, a Dawsonville native, unveiled a NASCAR paint scheme designed by two Children's Healthcare of Atlanta patients. He’ll race with the design at his home track in July. (More)

➤ Georgia Tech landed a commitment from three-star quarterback Brodie Campbell of Newnan, a dual-sport recruit who’d been pledged to rival UGA as a baseball player. (More)

➤ The Atlanta Braves acquired veteran catcher Austin Wynns from the Los Angeles Angels for cash, adding depth at the position with Sean Murphy sidelined by a broken finger. (More)

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Discovered: 328 Years Worth of Lithium

The United States just discovered a massive lithium reserve in the Appalachia region, a 328-year supply based on America’s 2025 import totals.

With Morgan Stanley forecasting an 80,000-ton shortage this year alone, the sooner we can tap into it the better.

For companies like EnergyX, that spells opportunity.

Their patented technology can recover lithium 500X faster than traditional methods. It's why industry leaders like General Motors have already invested.

Now, they hold rights to up to 13 million tons of untapped lithium across the Americas. And they just announced plans for their second U.S. lithium production facility.

All of which puts them on the short list of companies capable of turning massive reserves into fast results.

Claim your piece of this lithium boom as an early-stage EnergyX investor before the 7/16 deadline.

➤ Savannah’s Department of Transportation expects to fix around 7,000 potholes this year, with 762 repaired in May alone, 687 of which were handled by a pothole patcher known as “Uncle Fill.” (More)

➤ Two Oakwood police officers rescued a baby deer from a roadway earlier this week and relocated it to a field. (More)

➤ A unique Fayetteville home shaped like an acoustic guitar is back on the market for $465,000, down from its 2022 asking price of $789,000. (More)

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