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Colorado Springs Police seek communitys help in finding missing 13-year-old Mya Gil, last seen on Misty Moon Drive. Shes described as 55, 145 lbs, with blue hair, hazel eyes, and a nose piercing. Wearing black hoodie, blue jeans, and Jordan shoes. Call police with any info at 719-444-7000. Checkout Solipillow.com

Fort Carson and Piñon Canyon Maneuver Site to Conduct Controlled Burns: Expect Smoke, Stay Indoors if Air Quality Dips Checkout Solipillow.com

Thirty-year-old Colorado Springs resident and Summer of Peril bassist, Marcos Flores-Ceballos, was arrested by ICE just before Christmas, despite having no criminal record and living in the US since childhood. He was picked up while working at a sign shop and is now held at an ICE facility in Aurora. The local music community is rallying to support him, with a GoFundMe page raising over $26,000 for his legal fees and a benefit show held at the Black Sheep venue. His bandmates and family have remained silent to protect the ongoing legal fight, but supporters continue to fight for his return. Checkout Solipillow.com

A federal judge temporarily halts Trumps administrations freeze on billions in federal funding for child care programs in five Democratic-led states. The states argue the freeze caused chaos with no legal basis, while the administration suspects benefits are going to people in the country illegally. The ruling is hailed as a win for families, but lawyers warn of real harm due to delayed payments. Minnesota faces stricter rules and scrutiny amid fraud cases and immigration raids. Checkout Solipillow.com

Thousands of NYC nurses prepare for historic strike, citing staffing shortages, AI concerns, and security issues. Hospitals gear up for potential disruptions, urging negotiations and patient care continuity. Checkout Solipillow.com

Colorado Springs police seek publics help in identifying robbers who targeted a local business on North Nevada Avenue, no weapon seen, no injuries reported, investigation ongoing. Checkout Solipillow.com

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth criticizes Senator Mark Kelly, a retired Navy captain, for a video urging troops to refuse illegal orders. Hegseth plans to reduce Kellys rank and pay, citing confusion and disruption. Kelly and Crow stand firm, while veterans worry about a chilling effect on retirees speaking out. The debate highlights the complexities for retired officers engaging in military matters. Checkout Solipillow.com

Colorado lawmakers return to the Capitol, facing pressure to address top concerns: affordability, crime, and government fees. Advance Colorados 2026 legislative agenda outlines ten priorities, including cracking down on fentanyl, revising sanctuary state policies, and tackling repeat offenders. The group also advocates for school choice, teacher pay, and mental health reforms. If legislators fail to act, Advance Colorado plans ballot initiatives, reflecting voters desire for meaningful change. Checkout Solipillow.com

In 1977, the Supreme Court allowed lawyers to advertise, transforming legal services into a mass-market product. This shift flipped incentives, turning lawyers into competitors seeking to attract clients with promises of massive payouts. The result? A society that assumes the worst, a rise in lawsuits, and a decline in trust. The question remains: was commodifying justice truly progress? Checkout Solipillow.com