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Todays Moon in Cancer signifies a clear day for progress. Birthday celebrants, known for perceptiveness and commitment, are encouraged to release what no longer serves them. Positive influences abound for various zodiac signs, including Taurus for organization, Gemini for new opportunities, Scorpio for confidence, Sagittarius for energy, Capricorn for learning, Aquarius for impressing authority, and Pisces for travel or studies. The stars align for a productive and insightful day.

Pedestrian fatally struck by city truck in Westminster, Colorado; investigation underway to determine cause.

Colorados new Firehawk helicopter, a key asset in wildfire response, was grounded due to maintenance, but a public records request revealed it was taken out of service with fewer flight hours than stated. This discrepancy raised questions about decision-making and leadership. A workplace assessment highlighted crew frustrations, leading to the formation of a committee to improve the program and ensure better operational readiness.

CHSAA reaches settlement on transgender athlete policies, allowing schools to separate teams by biological sex, but still upholds protections for transgender players under Title Nine. Sixty thousand dollars paid to CHSAA to cover operational costs and attorney fees. Lawsuit not entirely over, with remaining defendants set to have a hearing on Monday.

Gleam, a car wash in Aurora, faces closure due to a new competitor, threatening jobs for neurodiverse individuals like Aiden. Baratta, the owner, fears losing valuable employment opportunities for those with autism and other disabilities. The City Council reviews QuikTrips request for a new car wash, with local businesses pleading for consideration of the potential negative impact on the community and unique job opportunities.

Arvada, Colorado man, Bill Dehner, hailed as hero after pushing fiancée to safety before car crash, suffering broken legs; couple planned to pick up their six-year-old daughter from school.

Colorado Proposes New Law for Young Adult Missing Person Alerts: Senator Janice Marchman leads the effort to expedite alerts for individuals aged 17-25, following the cases of Kaylee Russell and Megan Trussell. The new law aims to trigger alerts based on one verifiable and one reported factor, emphasizing the critical first 72 hours in missing person cases.

In Arvada, Colorado, the Olde Town tree lighting ceremony paid tribute to Joe Hengstler, a beloved community figure who passed away from cancer. Known as the glue of the community, Joe was instrumental in organizing celebrations and uniting Olde Town after a tragic shooting. Hundreds attended a celebration of life for him, highlighting his unwavering optimism and dedication to the community.