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Tragic Discovery: Kaylee Russell Found Deceased in Weld County, Colorado Kaylee Russell, a 20-year-old woman missing since Sunday, was found deceased in her overturned car in a waterway near Timnath Reservoir. Her family confirmed the news through an online fundraiser. Authorities had issued an endangered missing alert for Kaylee, who was last seen near a Park-N-Ride lot close to Loveland and Johnstown. Her phone stopped sharing data that same evening. The Colorado State Patrols Vehicular Crimes Unit is investigating the crash.

A new free ski program for veterans with disabilities, funded by the VA, offers adaptive equipment and transportation. Veterans like Carla Best and Richard Archuleta find camaraderie, freedom, and inspiration on the slopes, overcoming barriers and reconnecting with their community.

University of Colorado Boulder students protest tuition funding for Key Lime Air, accused of conducting immigration enforcement flights for ICE. Students express outrage, demanding the university reconsider its contract with the airline.

Denver International Airport faces severe congestion and rising accidents on Peña Boulevard, prompting a search for solutions. Local non-profits, like The Denver Streets Partnership, advocate for public transit expansion and tolling existing lanes, opposing highway widening due to its ineffectiveness and negative impact on the environment and historically underserved neighborhoods. The debate highlights the need for balanced urban planning and sustainable transportation as the airport grows.

Englewood, Colorado, residents express concerns over a partisan voter guide linked to a city-hosted neighborhood groups webpage and newsletter, potentially favoring certain candidates and negatively describing others. A campaign finance complaint was filed, leading to a city council investigation that recommended tighter procedures. The city manager was suspended, and the neighborhood group refunded the printing costs. The Secretary of States complaint remains ongoing.

Jayden Fox, Cherry Creek High Schools running back, is making waves with his outstanding performance, rushing for 1517 yards and scoring 22 touchdowns. His team, led by Foxs humility and team-first attitude, has dominated the season. Fox, a playmaker with an incredible motor, is preparing for his final high school game, the five-A state championship against Ralston Valley. His exceptional talent and resilience have caught the attention of college programs like UNLV and UCLA.

HydroJug recalls 17,000 childrens tumblers due to choking hazard; rivets on handles can loosen, posing risk for young children. Affected tumblers sold in five patterns, identified by serial number or lack thereof. Over 650 reports of loose handles, no injuries reported. Consumers advised to stop using, contact HydroJug for free replacement lid.

The Denver Broncos face unexpected injury concerns, with All-Pro Zach Allen and rookie Pat Bryant sidelined due to calf and hamstring issues, respectively. Meanwhile, defensive tackle D.J. Jones and tight end Nate Adkins also missed practice with ankle and knee injuries. Despite these setbacks, defensive coordinator Vance Joseph shares insights into their game-winning defensive play against Washington, revealing a strategic all-out blitz that secured the victory. However, Joseph remains unsatisfied with the overall defensive performance, indicating room for improvement in future games.

Denver Broncos Garett Bolles, a standout offensive lineman, has been nominated for the Walter Payton Man of the Year award for the second time. This prestigious honor recognizes his outstanding community service and on-field performance. Bolles, who co-founded the Bjorem and Bolles Apraxia Education training center in Castle Rock, is deeply committed to speech therapy, a cause close to his heart due to his sons apraxia diagnosis. His dedication to the Denver community and advocacy for causes he believes in has earned him a nomination for this esteemed award, which celebrates both philanthropy and athletic excellence. Bolles is also having a remarkable season on the field, leading all NFL left tackles with an impressive grade from Pro Football Focus.