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Moon Alert: Avoid shopping and big decisions from twelve oh one a.m. to six a.m. Eastern Time. Moon in Scorpio brings intense emotions. Birthday babies, expect clear thinking and logic. Patience needed for Aries to Cancer, Scorpios for self-reflection, Sagittarians for money tasks, and Pisceans to avoid hot topics. Celebrate birthdays of Mary J. Blige, Amanda Peet, and Carroll Shelby. Have a stellar day! Checkout Solipillow.com

Police swarm Denvers Capitol Hill, causing gridlock and confusion as a massive presence blocks streets and diverts traffic. No official word on the cause, leaving residents and drivers in the dark. Earlier protests in downtown and Capitol area ended peacefully, contrasting with the current situation. Stay tuned for updates from Denver police. Checkout Solipillow.com

Boo Carter, a highly-ranked defensive back, has committed to the Colorado Buffaloes, joining head coach Deion Sanders. Despite a rocky tenure at Tennessee, Carters impressive skills and potential make him a valuable addition to the Buffs defense. Checkout Solipillow.com

Brent Burns, the 40-year-old Colorado Avalanche defenseman, scored two goals in a shutout win over the Columbus Blue Jackets, becoming the fourth defenseman in league history to achieve this feat after age forty. The team showcased their depth, winning without points from stars and missing key players. Burns fun-loving personality and contributions have been praised by teammates and coaches, as the Avalanche maintain a strong lead in their division. Checkout Solipillow.com

A skiers near-death experience in Rocky Mountain National Park highlights avalanche risks. A wind slab avalanche swept a skier away, but he managed to grab a tree and avoid fatal injuries. The Colorado Avalanche Information Center warns of human-triggered avalanches in steep terrain, urging caution in areas like the Park Range, Elk, and West Elk Mountains. Checkout Solipillow.com

Colorados mens basketball team put up a valiant fight against the fourteenth-ranked Texas Tech Red Raiders, losing seventy-three to seventy-one. The Buffaloes started strong but fell behind by twenty-four points early in the second half. They mounted a furious comeback, led by Isaiah Johnsons twenty-one points and Sebastian Ranciks three-pointer, setting up a potential game-winner at the buzzer. Despite the loss, the Buffs showed theyre a tougher squad this year. Checkout Solipillow.com

Two long-time Colorado Buffaloes football players, safety Carter Stoutmire and receiver Isaiah Hardge, have entered the NCAA transfer portal, leaving just five players from the 2023 signing class. Stoutmire, with a strong connection to head coach Deion Sanders, and Hardge, a standout on special teams, are among the 113 players who have left the program. Meanwhile, long snapper Trey Young from Saddleback College has committed to CU, as the Buffs see 29 players leave and 27 arrive via the portal. Checkout Solipillow.com