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$40M for Colorado River Water Rights, Tina Peters Speaks, and Must-Win Avs Game 3

Sunday, May 24, 2026

Good Morning! On this day in 1894, striking gold miners at Cripple Creek seized the Strong Mine on Battle Mountain just above the town of Victor and soon afterward dynamited its shafthouse to repel an approaching force of 125 deputies. It was the most dramatic single act in the five-month Cripple Creek miners' strike of 1894.

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$40M Flows for Shoshone Deal

The Trump administration has released $40 million to permanently secure one of the Colorado River’s oldest and most powerful water rights.

The money funds the Shoshone Permanency Project, enabling the Colorado River District to purchase senior water rights tied to Xcel Energy’s Shoshone hydroelectric plant near Glenwood Springs. That water right dates to 1902, making it one of the oldest on the entire Colorado River.

The Shoshone right legally compels minimum flows through Glenwood Canyon, keeping water moving downstream for communities, farms, and ecosystems that rely on it. Locking it in permanently means that protection doesn’t disappear if the plant ever changes hands.

Sharpe Fire Fully Contained in Colorado

The 29,000-acre Sharpe Fire in southeastern Colorado has been declared 100% contained, bringing relief to Baca County communities just in time for Memorial Day.

The blaze tore through drought-parched Eastern Plains grasslands last week, fed by a flash drought that has left Colorado running a severe moisture deficit. The state would need 190% of normal precipitation by fall to fully recover, according to water officials.

The Memorial Day containment is welcome news, but fire officials warn the season is far from over. Record-low snowpack has set the stage for a dangerous summer, and conditions that fueled the Sharpe Fire remain across the Eastern Plains.

Avs Season at Risk

The Colorado Avalanche’s season is on the brink as they face the Golden Knights tonight in Las Vegas.

Colorado dropped Game 2 to the Vegas Golden Knights 3-1 at Ball Arena Friday night, going down 0-2 in the Western Conference Finals as star defender Cale Makar remains sidelined with an upper-body injury.

Teams that fall into an 0-2 hole in the NHL playoffs rarely come back to win the series. Game 3 is tonight at T-Mobile Arena in a true must-win if the Avs want to keep their season alive.

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➤ Denver: Tina Peters, whose prison sentence was recently commuted by Gov. Jared Polis, spoke up Friday condemning the Colorado Democratic Party after the state central committee voted to censure Polis over the commutation. (More)

➤ Grand Junction: Mesa County has launched its annual free Japanese beetle treatment program, targeting the invasive pest in designated zones before grubs hatch this season. (More)

➤ Denver: A 14-year-old was shot and killed Thursday night inside the Montbello Recreation Center in northeast Denver. Police are investigating the fatal shooting. (More)

➤ Saguache County: A marijuana cultivator filed a class-action lawsuit alleging Colorado inflated its cannabis excise tax base through sham transactions, potentially leaving retailers owed over $100M in refunds. (More)

➤ Statewide: State legislators are grappling with how to regulate expanding surveillance camera networks, weighing law enforcement needs against privacy concerns in a new bill under discussion. (More)

➤ The Colorado Rockies placed outfielder Mickey Moniak on the 10-day IL with right ankle tendonitis after a collision. Top prospect Sterlin Thompson was recalled as the corresponding move. (More)

➤ Air Force baseball fell 5-1 to second-seeded Washington State on Friday in the Mountain West Conference tournament, sending them to the loser's bracket. (More)

➤ Denver Broncos receiver Marvin Mims Jr. hinted at wanting a contract extension despite increased competition in the receiver group next season. (More)

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➤ Pack burro races return to the mountains this weekend, with Georgetown racing yesterday and Idaho Springs today. Pack burro racing is one of Colorado’s most uniquely beloved traditions. (More)

➤ The Boulder Creek Festival kicks off its 37th year this Memorial Day weekend, filling downtown Boulder with live music, craft beer, food vendors, and family activities along the creek. (More)

➤ Bolder Boulder will honor Col. Ellison Onizuka, the CU alumnus and Challenger astronaut, at Monday’s Memorial Day 10K drawing more than 50,000 runners through Boulder. (More)

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SpaceX Sets Record, KRIS-TV Celebrates Milestone, and Sadie Earns Dogploma

Sunday, May 24, 2026

Good Morning! On this day in 1893, Texas purchased William Barret Travis’s famed 1836 Alamo letter for $85 from his great-grandson, preserving one of the state’s most revered historical documents after years on public display.

In today’s Et Cetera section, we highlight Sadie, a very special graduate whom Texas Tech honored with her own “dogploma.”

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SpaceX Aces Test Flight

SpaceX's Starship V3—the largest rocket ever built at 407 feet tall—blasted off from Starbase in South Texas on Friday evening, marking the company's first Starship flight of 2026.

The rocket hit most of its test targets on Flight 12, deploying 20 mock satellites before flipping and splashing down in the Indian Ocean. The Super Heavy booster broke apart after separation over the Gulf of Mexico.

Friday's flight was a critical pre-IPO milestone. SpaceX is targeting a $2 trillion valuation in a planned public offering next month, after investing more than $15 billion in its Starbase program.

Texas Fossils Reveal 'T-Rex of the Sea'

Paleontologists working with North Texas fossils have identified a massive new marine predator they're calling Tylosaurus rex, a 43-foot mosasaur that ruled the seas roughly 80 million years ago.

Researchers from the Perot Museum, SMU, and the American Museum of Natural History say the predator had finely serrated teeth and powerful jaw muscles, making it likely "much meaner" than other mosasaurs of its era.

The holotype, discovered in 1979 near Lake Ray Hubbard, is now displayed at the Perot Museum in Dallas. One specimen, nicknamed The Black Knight, bears injuries that could only have come from another T. rex.

Officials Eye Mountain Lion Reporting

Texas wildlife officials are weighing a first-ever rule requiring hunters to report mountain lion kills, a shift from a status quo where the cats can be taken without limits or paperwork.

Mountain lions are classified as non-game in Texas, a standard no other western state shares.

Under the proposed rule, hunters would file a report within 24 hours via the Texas Hunt and Fish app and submit a tooth and tissue sample within 60 days.

Voluntary reporting hasn't produced enough data to track populations, TPWD said. The Parks and Wildlife Commission votes May 28; public comment closes May 27.

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➤ Statewide: Heavy rain triggered a flood watch through Monday evening across Southeast Texas, where street flooding began on Saturday. Central Texas lake communities also face elevated risks. (More)

➤ Also statewide: Game Wardens will deploy extra patrols across Texas waterways for Memorial Day weekend after 50 people died and 77 suffered serious injuries in water-related incidents last year. (More)

➤ Amarillo: A Panhandle volunteer organization hosted a resource event for survivors of the “Stinky Fire,” which destroyed 52 homes, while local groups coordinated support for displaced residents. (More)

➤ Frisco: Hunter Metcalf accepted a posthumous diploma for his twin brother, Austin, during Memorial High School’s graduation ceremony on Thursday, drawing a standing ovation more than a year after Austin’s fatal stabbing. (More)

➤ Corpus Christi: KRIS-TV marked 70 years on the air on Friday as the Coastal Bend’s first network-affiliated television station, celebrating seven decades of local journalism across South Texas. (More)

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➤ The San Antonio Spurs fell to the Oklahoma City Thunder 123-108 in Game 3 of the Western Conference Finals on Friday, as Victor Wembanyama's 26 points couldn't offset a 76-point effort from Oklahoma City's bench. Game 4 is set for tonight. (More)

➤ Meanwhile, Wembanyama—the unanimous NBA Defensive Player of the Year—was also the lone unanimous selection to the NBA All-Defensive First Team after he led the league in blocks per game for the third consecutive year. (More)

➤ Arizona State defeated Texas in Game 1 of the NCAA softball Austin Super Regional on Friday, putting the defending national champion Longhorns in a must-win situation in Game 2 on Saturday night. (See Result)

➤ Texas Tech dropped Game 2 of the NCAA softball Gainesville Super Regional to Florida 10-2, evening the series at one game apiece after the Red Raiders' 10-8 win on Friday. Game 3 is scheduled for today. (More)

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➤ Several hundred people joined a three-mile Carry the Load walk through Fort Worth’s Trinity Park on Saturday to honor fallen service members and first responders during Memorial Day weekend. (More)

➤ Texas Tech surprised service dog Sadie with a ribbon-wrapped rawhide “dogploma” during commencement after she spent years supporting graduate Makaela Muse through serious medical challenges. (More)

➤ The Salvation Army is seeking 500 donated box fans through its annual Beat the Heat Fan Drive to help Corpus Christi residents cope with South Texas summer temperatures. (More)

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