The Denver Crime Lab has retested sexual assault cases handled by former Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBI) analyst Yvonne "Missy" Woods, who was sentenced to 10 years in prison last week for manipulating and mishandling evidence.
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Good Morning! On this day in 1978, sitcom Mork & Mindy debuted, starring then-unknown Robin Williams as an extraterrestrial who travels to Earth and begins living in Boulder. 📣 Major Announcement: We are launching Flyover Focus, a new video series that spotlights a single topic and covers its impact on your life. Some weeks that means a Top 10 list, and other weeks a chance to dig deeper into a subject making headlines, where we strip away bias and stick to the facts. Look for short informational videos every Monday.
We're starting with what may be the biggest story in the world, artificial intelligence. Is AI coming for your job? Why is AI showing up in your electric bill? Who decided a building full of computers belongs down the road from your house? And is anyone actually in charge of any of this? The answers are messier than either side wants to admit, and they reach further into your daily life than you'd expect. (Tune in here) Later today, you’ll get an email from our partner, Fisher Investments, with seven principles that high net worth investors use to help keep their retirement strategy working as one cohesive plan. Today’s sponsor, Miso Robotics, is bringing NVIDIA-powered AI into restaurant kitchens with its Flippy Fry Station while attracting more than $133 million from investors betting on the future of food automation.
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Denver Police Retest Woods Cases
The Denver Crime Lab has retested sexual assault cases handled by former Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBI) analyst Yvonne "Missy" Woods, who was sentenced to 10 years in prison last week for manipulating and mishandling evidence. Denver police said Saturday that the broader CBI investigation identified 27 affected sexual assault cases in the city. Three were flagged as high-risk, and the lab retested those plus 10 others. Testing in 11 of the 13 cases produced CODIS-eligible DNA profiles that can be entered into the FBI database. Six of those provided possible leads to suspects or other investigations. All 13 cases have been reopened and remain active, and the lab's final reports will go to the Denver District Attorney's Office once they are complete. |
Stormier Week Ahead
After a summerlike weekend, today stays warm along the Front Range, though clouds and a few showers could keep temperatures down. Storm chances run highest near the mountains and the Palmer Divide, with activity possibly reaching Denver and the plains by evening. Today's high lands near 88. A stronger cold front arrives tonight, setting up a cooler and stormier week. Tuesday highs drop into the upper 60s and lower 70s. On the Western Slope, rain will be more widespread early this morning, with a few showers or thunderstorms possible Tuesday and Wednesday. |
Laundry-Folding Robot Wins Awards
Two Greeley women have built a robotic cabinet that folds clean laundry and puts it away, and their startup just won two awards for it. Eliszabeth Van, a robotics engineer who has worked with Boston Dynamics and NASA, and Katrina Hellmann, formerly of Texas Instruments, founded Origami Motion in Greeley. Their Ori-Smart Dresser debuted late last month at an innovation showcase in Loveland, where it took both People's Choice and Most Innovative. Clothes go in the bottom and come out folded up top. The company is taking $100 preorders, with the balance due at shipping. The finished cabinet is expected to retail for around $2,500. |
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➤ Denver: A three-day contempt hearing opened last week over whether Children's Hospital Colorado is complying with a court order to resume gender-affirming care for minors. (More) ➤ Statewide: Colorado men accounted for 78% of the state's suicide deaths last year, dying at more than three times the rate of women. (More) ➤ Boulder: CU Boulder's fall enrollment fell for the first time since 2020, a decline the university ties largely to a drop in international students. (More) ➤ Garfield County: U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert asked a judge to show mercy to her son Tyler, 21, who was resentenced Thursday to two years of probation and 20 days in jail. (More) ➤ Castle Rock: A resident leading a recall effort says Councilmember Mark Davis offered town property and political favors to get the effort dropped. (More) ➤ Denver: The city filed permits for a 400-bed shelter on the former Monroe Village tiny-home site before nearby residents learned of it, drawing complaints about transparency. (More)
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➤ The Denver Broncos officially begin their 2026 season tonight on Monday Night Football against the division rival Kansas City Chiefs. Both teams’ quarterbacks enter the game following major offseason surgeries. (More) ➤ Colorado Rockies left fielder Jake McCarthy made one of the team’s best defensive plays of the season over the weekend, leaping to take away a would-be home run from a Tigers hitter. (See Highlight) ➤ Hauss Hejny accounted for five touchdowns as Colorado State routed Southern Utah 58-24, moving the Rams to 2-0 for the first time since 2011. (More) ➤ Colorado head football coach Deion Sanders was visibly frustrated after the team’s 52-21 win over Weber State on Saturday, telling reporters: “We didn’t get it done what we wanted to get done. … There’s no way we’re satisfied with that outcome.” (More) ➤ Yesterday’s Results: US Open | NFL | MLB | NASCAR | F1 | Soccer | FIBA Flying together with our sponsor ➤ Boost Your Memory By 75% Just By Stopping This Kitchen Mistake. Memory researchers say one common kitchen habit accelerates memory loss. Stop doing it today and discover the simple change helping thousands sharpen focus and recall. Find Out All About It Here! |
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➤ A Weld County judge ruled the referendum that overturned Greeley's rezoning for the Cascadia project unconstitutional, clearing the $1.1 billion development to move forward. (More) ➤ Denver International Airport will likely join TSA's Gateside program in October, letting PreCheck members clear security to meet arrivals without a boarding pass. (More) ➤ Intermountain Health St. Mary's Regional Hospital in Grand Junction has invested more than $2 million in new imaging and radiation equipment for cancer patients. (More) Flying together with our sponsor ➤ Why thousands are replacing their pillows with this "Cervical Decompression" breakthrough. Your pillow is destroying your neck, but VelaSleep can fix it! Our Cervical Decompression Design™ gently applies targeted traction to relieve pressure, restore alignment, and support your neck & spine all night long. Learn More |
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➤ Nearly a dozen volunteers reopened Tiny Town, a scale-model village near Morrison, after its season had ended so a 4-year-old cancer survivor could ride the miniature trains. (More) ➤ The Buck for the Badge Rodeo drew 50 riders to the Gilpin County Fairgrounds, raising money for families of fallen and critically injured first responders. (More) ➤ The family of a late Colorado collector is auctioning more than 200 vehicles built between 1912 and 1995, with no reserve and bidding that starts at 50 cents. (More) Flying together with our sponsor ➤ 1 Cup of This Morning Drink FLOODS Your Body with Stem Cells. Harvard Researchers found that people who drank this hot morning drink had a 47% improvement in blood vessel function, a sharp drop in blood pressure, and a 220% increase in stem cells. See which drink here. |
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The following stories are featured exclusively on The Flyover Podcast—a daily show that gives you the most important headlines in under 15 minutes. ➤ Two best friends of 30 years took DNA tests, and what came back explains why everyone said they had the same laugh. (Hear Story) ➤ A New York honors student was suspended on the first day of school over a cup of coffee. (Hear More) ➤ MIT scientists found a simple sound, played while you sleep, that may help your brain wash itself clean. (Listen Now) 
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Would you buy a laundry-folding robot?
- Absolutely
- Maybe
- Probably not
Yesterday's Results: Would you pay extra to hand-feed a giraffe?
- Not a chance: 36%
- Only with the grandkids: 35%
- Absolutely: 29%
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