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The Colorado Buffaloes mens basketball team secured a victory over Utah, improving to twelve wins and three losses. This win marks their earliest two-game start in Big Twelve play since 2010-2011. Coach Tad Boyle praised the teams depth and potential, with nine players contributing and no one playing over thirty minutes. Junior forward Bangot Dak stood out with a double-double, scoring sixteen points and grabbing twelve rebounds. The team now faces tougher opponents, starting with Texas Tech on Saturday. Checkout Solipillow.com

Pueblo County secures $160,000 grant for outdoor recreation master plan, aiming to enhance operations, financial stability, and community access. The plan, set to complete in early 2027, will involve partnerships with local organizations and focus on wildlife protection, health improvement, and youth leadership. Checkout Solipillow.com

Air Force womens basketball team suffers a tough home loss to Boise State, falling seventy to fifty-nine. Despite forcing turnovers and committing fewer mistakes, the Falcons struggled with field goal percentage and got outscored on points off turnovers. Boise States size and hot shooting from Mya Hansen and Natalie Pasco proved decisive. Coach Stacy McIntyre and senior Milahnie Perry expressed disappointment in the teams energy and effort. The Falcons, now at seven wins and eight losses, face a challenging schedule with games against San Jose State, Colorado State, Wyoming, and UNLV. Checkout Solipillow.com

Discovery Canyons girls swim team secures a thrilling victory against Cheyenne Mountain, with standout sophomore Alaia Sloan setting impressive records. The Thunder, last years champions, show strong potential for a repeat title, despite facing tough competitors like Pine Creek. Checkout Solipillow.com

Renee Good, a 37-year-old woman, was fatally shot by an ICE agent in Minneapolis, sparking protests nationwide. Good, a mother and wife, was driving an SUV that stopped in the middle of the road when agents approached. Video shows an officer firing at least two shots, claiming Good ignored commands and tried to run him over. ICE defends the agents, while Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey blames ICE for the shooting. The FBI is investigating, and communities demand transparency from federal agents. Checkout Solipillow.com

Jamal Murrays Career Night Leads Nuggets to Victory, Zeke Nnaji Shines Amidst Trade Deadline Speculation Checkout Solipillow.com

Colorado Springs and Fountain police apprehended Tyson Dunckel, a 32-year-old suspect, after he allegedly robbed a liquor store at gunpoint and stole a vehicle. The arrest followed a tip from the Flock license plate reader system and a drone-assisted pursuit, leading to Dunckels capture and the recovery of a handgun. Reanna Edsall, his accomplice, was also arrested for felony warrants and driving the stolen vehicle. Checkout Solipillow.com

Police in Fountain apprehended Tyson Dunckel, a 32-year-old suspect, following a robbery at Klix Wine and Spirits. Dunckel, armed with a gun, fled the scene after grabbing liquor bottles and threatening an employee. A swift response from local and state agencies led to his arrest near North Academy Boulevard, where he was found hiding in a business and attempting to flee. Dunckel was charged with aggravated robbery, motor vehicle theft, possession of a weapon by a previous offender, and menacing. Checkout Solipillow.com

A security guard in Colorado Springs, Christopher Clark, was brutally attacked while on duty at a condemned apartment building. Despite serious injuries, including a nearly crushed throat and extensive bruising, Clark is on the road to recovery. The attackers, Craig Mauro and Janel Glasgow, were arrested at the scene and face charges of assault with a deadly weapon. Clark is considering his future in security work as he focuses on healing and recovery. Checkout Solipillow.com