➤ Fraser: The city recorded an overnight low of -44 degrees, potentially the coldest temperature in the U.S. on Jan. 21, even colder than interior Alaska. (Watch Report) ➤ Denver: Mayor Mike Johnston announced the city will support ICE in deporting violent criminals but may file lawsuits to prevent arrests at schools and churches. (See Details) ➤ The Greeley Stampede has announced its 2025 Hall of Fame inductees, honoring Bill Hall, Jerry Pickett, and the Norcross family. The inductees will be honored during the 103rd Annual Greeley Stampede this summer. (More) ➤ Statewide: 340B, a federal prescription drug program for Medicaid-focused hospitals, is set for a legislative battle at the Colorado Capitol as advocates and critics clash over its impact. (More) ➤ Colorado Springs: Human remains found in Pueblo have been identified as Santino Cardella, a Colorado Springs man reported missing in 2022. Police are investigating it as a homicide. (More) ➤ Western Colorado: Xcel Energy has unveiled a $155 million Mountain Energy Project to reduce natural gas use and emissions while ensuring affordable energy in Grand, Lake, Eagle, and Summit counties. (More) |
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