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Welcome to your daily horoscope update! Today, January ninth, twenty twenty-six, the Moon is in Libra, and the Sun connects to Mars for a few signs, bringing bold energy. Born today? Youre analytical, determined, and relationships are key. Aries and Cancer feel restless and inspired, while Leos get a productivity boost. Virgos, Libras, and Scorpios focus on creativity and home vibes. Capricorns and Pisces are on fire. Happy birthday to J. K. Simmons, Nina Dobrev, and Joan Baez! Checkout Solipillow.com

Colorados foothills receive much-needed snowfall, easing wildfire concerns. Local residents react to the weather, with some feeling relieved and others reminded of past wildfire experiences. Checkout Solipillow.com

Colorado Governor Jared Polis is making his final year in office count, tackling challenges like the COVID pandemic, school shootings, and wildfires. His agenda includes state budget, affordable housing, and clemency reviews. Hes considering clemency for former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters, whos serving a nine-year sentence for election fraud. Polis opposes Trumps pardon and blocked federal funding for family aid, disaster relief, and clean water projects. Despite a budget shortfall, hes committed to preserving K-12 education funding. His top priority is making life more affordable with bills on home subdivision, insurance rates, renewable energy, and dangerous offender releases. Hes excited for the Sundance Film Festival post-office. Checkout Solipillow.com

Colorado Avalanche Dominates Ottawa Senators in Wild 8-2 Victory: Josh Manson Shines with Career-High Performance, Nathan MacKinnon Regains Scoring Lead, Fans Enjoy Intense Fights and Snowman Song. Checkout Solipillow.com

Five states sue Trump administration over frozen social safety net funds, alleging unconstitutionality. New York Attorney General Letitia James leads the lawsuit, demanding immediate release of billions in funding for low-income families. HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Junior defends the funding freeze, citing fraud concerns and lack of solid plans from the states. Checkout Solipillow.com

Over 20,000 Isla Rae Magnetic Wireless Chargers Recalled Due to Fire Risk: Check Model Numbers for Recall Checkout Solipillow.com

Colorado Womens Basketball Team Nearly Upsets Top-16 Baylor in Defensive Battle The Colorado womens basketball team nearly pulled off a major upset against number sixteen Baylor, losing a close game 56-52. Despite shooting poorly and battling the flu, Zyanna Walker led Colorado with 16 points. The Buffs dominated the boards, but missed layups and free throws proved costly. Head coach JR Payne praised the teams effort and heart, highlighting their ability to compete with top teams. Checkout Solipillow.com

Colorados Democratic leaders stand firm against Trumps pressure to release Tina Peters, a jailed ally involved in an election security breach. Despite budget shortfalls and federal fund loss, House Speaker Julie McCluskie and Senate President James Coleman refuse to let her go. Trump retaliates by withholding disaster relief and vetoing water quality projects, causing outrage among lawmakers. As the legislature returns, more cuts are expected, and Colorado prepares to challenge the administration using infrastructure money. Checkout Solipillow.com

Families of three nonverbal students in Colorado file a lawsuit against The Joshua School, alleging the school failed to report suspected physical abuse by a bus aide. The aide, Kiarra Jones, was caught on video hurting the children and later pleaded guilty. Parents trusted school staff, but instead of reporting injuries, employees blamed self-harm and conducted their own investigation. Colorado recently updated its reporting laws, and the families have reached a tentative settlement with Littleton Public Schools. Jessica Vestal, mother of one of the abused children, feels deeply betrayed and hopes the changes prevent this for other families. Checkout Solipillow.com