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Hosted by Corey with the Story, Denver News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Denver—from local news and business to culture, sports, and community developments. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local news to every city in the world and keeping communities connected. Denver News Today is your daily snapshot of what’s happening across the city. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai
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Ferris Fire Forces Pre-Evacuation Alert | Denver News 10.07.2026 1:39
Wildfire alert: The Ferris Fire, now merged from three separate blazes, has burned over 62,000 acres and is just 19% contained—prompting Colorado’s governor to declare a disaster emergency. Though no fire is currently within San Miguel County, residents east of Highway 141 are under a pre-evacuation order to prepare for possible relocation. California’s Incident Management Team 7 now leads respons...
Big Soda Lake South Entrance Closed | Denver News 10.07.2026 1:17
Big Soda Lake’s south entrance is now closed after years of abuse—boats and jet skis turning it into a chaotic launch spot that’s wrecked habitats, dumped trash, and blocked emergency access. City officials in Lakewood shut it down Friday to protect the environment and public safety, while the north entrance off Morrison Road remains open. It’s a wake-up call: popular spots need respect to survive...
CDC Drops Cyclospora Tracking Amid Funding Cuts | Denver News 10.07.2026 1:53
The CDC just dropped the ball on tracking foodborne illnesses — slashing oversight of cyclospora, a parasite causing explosive diarrhea, after slashing funding and shifting focus to Salmonella and STEC. But cases are surging: 843 confirmed cyclospora cases since May, plus 1,500 more under investigation, with Ohio and Michigan hit hardest. Meanwhile, Shigella and pediatric HUS — both serious — now...
Water Smart, Not Hard | Denver News 10.07.2026 1:56
When the rain’s gone dry on the Front Range, smart watering saves your yard—and your wallet. Forget sprinklers running every few days—deep, infrequent soaks are the real trick. Aim for an inch of water per session, letting soil dry out between. Check your sprinklers’ output, fix leaks, and water only when plants show signs of thirst—like wilting leaves or footprints that stick. Mulch thickly (4 in...
Crested Butte Wildflower Festival Guide | Denver News 10.07.2026 1:33
Colorado’s high country is exploding with wildflowers, and Crested Butte is celebrating 40 years of floral glory with over 150 workshops—from photography to watercolor painting to medicinal uses. Hit the trails: Bush Creek for easy mountain views, Snodgrass for customizable meadow hikes, or the Slate River loop. Or cruise scenic drives like Ohio Creek Pass and Keebler Pass for jaw-dropping vistas...
Hawk Saved After Car Crash | Denver News 10.07.2026 0:51
Hawk Saved After Car Crash | Denver News
Denver Community Rallies for Aspen Acres Fire Relief | Denver News 10.07.2026 1:38
Denverites are rallying in force to aid wildfire victims over two hours away, with local businesses and community leaders like Big Tony organizing a massive donation drive. A full bus is being loaded with 1,500+ care packages, critical medications, and supplies, thanks to veterans, retirement communities, and everyday citizens. The mission? Deliver real, tangible support to displaced families and...
Denver Stabbing Leaves One Dead | Denver News 10.07.2026 0:59
A horrific stabbing in Denver left one woman dead and two others injured — a 63-year-old victim named Sandra Vigil. Police arrested 40-year-old Bobby Tafoya, who faces murder and attempted murder charges. Authorities confirm the suspect and victims knew each other, making this tragedy even more devastating for the community. Investigators are still piecing together the events, while the focus rema...
Colorado Hits 50% Renewable Power | Denver News 10.07.2026 1:47
Colorado just smashed a major climate milestone—over half its electricity now comes from renewables, up from just 2.6% in 2004. Wind farms like Cheyenne Ridge and plummeting solar/battery costs powered this leap, fueled by a voter mandate that kicked off in 2004. The state’s success mirrors a global shift: renewables outpaced coal for the first time in over a century. But the race isn’t over—chall...
Goat Helps Fight Wildfire | Denver News 10.07.2026 1:16
A goat named Goldie became an unexpected hero at the Rock Creek Fire near Cheyenne Mountain State Park, guiding firefighters to critical hotspots and munching brush to clear fuel—then even tried to ride home with the crew. Turns out she’s a firefighter’s pet, and her calm, curious presence turned her into the fire’s unofficial mascot. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://soli...
Goat Helps Fight Wildfire | Denver News 10.07.2026 1:15
A goat named Goldie became an unexpected hero at the Rock Creek Fire near Cheyenne Mountain State Park, guiding firefighters to critical hotspots and munching brush to clear fuel—then even tried to ride home with the crew. Turns out she’s a firefighter’s pet, and her calm, curious presence turned her into the fire’s unofficial mascot. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://soli...
Denver’s Quiet Moves Are Talking Loud | Denver News 10.07.2026 2:10
Denver’s offseason silence is louder than any move they’ve made—quietly defying expectations as they dodge luxury tax penalties while juggling star contracts, injury woes, and free agency drama. With Christian Braun’s underwhelming season and Peyton Watson’s breakout, the Nuggets are stuck between payroll hell and championship dreams. Ownership’s refusal to cut costs shakes up trade rumors, fuelin...
Aspen Acres Fire Updates and Evacuation Changes | Denver News 10.07.2026 1:10
The Aspen Acres Fire in southern Colorado, now burning for weeks and devouring nearly 98,000 acres, has forced hundreds to flee—but relief is on the horizon. Evacuation orders have been lifted for Signal Mountain and Colorado City, allowing residents to return home with re-entry cards, though they must stay alert. Still, over 260 homes are gone, and Rye and Beulah remain under mandatory evacuation...
Aspen Acres Fire Updates and Evacuation Changes | Denver News 10.07.2026 1:09
The Aspen Acres Fire in southern Colorado, now burning for weeks and devouring nearly 98,000 acres, has forced hundreds to flee—but relief is on the horizon. Evacuation orders have been lifted for Signal Mountain and Colorado City, allowing residents to return home with re-entry cards, though they must stay alert. Still, over 260 homes are gone, and Rye and Beulah remain under mandatory evacuation...
Soccer Surges in U.S. with Record Viewers | Denver News 10.07.2026 1:43
The U.S. men’s soccer team’s epic showdown with Belgium drew a staggering 50 million viewers—making it the most-watched non-NFL event in America since the 1994 Winter Olympics. Former star Marcelo Balboa, who holds the record for most caps, says the passion is real—even if the team didn’t advance as hoped. He argues that true growth comes when fans naturally keep following the sport, not just duri...
ICE Moves In After Jail Release | Denver News 10.07.2026 1:23
ICE swooped in outside San Miguel County Jail to arrest a recently released inmate — a repeat domestic violence offender who’d already been deported. The Sheriff clarified it was a targeted, one-off move, not a county-wide sweep, and emphasized ICE acted independently using court and national databases, not local tips. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/disco...
Rodeo Roots and Inclusive Spirit | Denver News 10.07.2026 1:43
This weekend, Golden, Colorado, transforms into a wild west carnival as the Rocky Mountain Regional Rodeo kicks off its 43rd year—drawing over 100 riders from across the country for a celebration of grit, heritage, and inclusivity. From goat dressing to bull riding, it’s not just about the competition but about breaking stereotypes and building community. Veteran John Beck, 76, still rides thanks...
Golden Triangle Gets New Park | Denver News 10.07.2026 1:36
Denver’s Parks and Recreation is set to spend $3.2 million on a vacant credit union building and parking lot in the booming Golden Triangle to create its first new park in nearly three years, addressing a critical shortage of green space in a neighborhood that’s doubled in population since 2017. With Civic Center Park under renovation and no nearby alternatives, this park would bring vital access...
Colorado Wildfires Demand Urgent Response | Denver News 10.07.2026 1:23
Colorado’s wildfire season is exploding with danger — the Aspen Acres blaze, now at 97,000 acres and 28% contained, has drawn nearly 2,000 firefighters from across the nation. Smaller fires like Rock Creek (1.5 acres, 50% contained) and others in Ouray, Leadville, and Dolores counties are adding to the chaos. Rain brings relief but also mudslides and water system damage. FEMA’s stepped in with gra...
Ann Widdecombe Murder Investigation | Denver News 10.07.2026 1:59
A shocking murder investigation has been launched after former MP Ann Widdecombe, 78, was found dead in her Dartmoor home with serious injuries. Police are hunting a white male suspect deemed dangerous by Prime Minister Keir Starmer, urging the public to come forward. Widdecombe, a long-serving Conservative minister known for her staunch social conservatism, also became a TV celebrity on shows lik...
Barr Lake Boat Ramp Closes Early | Denver News 10.07.2026 1:20
Barr Lake State Park’s main boat ramp is shutting down early this season due to critically low water levels — a dry year compounded by snowpack melt and water rights withdrawals. Motorboaters and jet skiers are out of luck, while kayakers and paddleboarders can still launch by hand. Swimming and wading are off-limits, and emergency response times may slow as the park reorganizes its watercraft. It...
Six Indicted in Pikes Peak Drug Bust | Denver News 10.07.2026 1:35
El Paso County’s crackdown just got serious: six people indicted after seizing over 300K suspected fentanyl pills, heroin, and more — allegedly tied to a Mexico-linked trafficking ring in the Pikes Peak region. Four face racketeering and drug charges with $1M bonds each; two remain at large pending arrest warrants. Earlier busts netted 7 lbs cocaine, 2.5 lbs meth, fentanyl, guns, and $100K cash —...
Colorado Wildfires: Progress Amid Destruction | Denver News 10.07.2026 1:26
Colorado’s wildfire season just got record-breaking — the Aspen Acres and Ferris fires now rank seventh and eighth largest in state history, burning nearly 200,000 acres combined. While hundreds of homes are confirmed lost and evacuations remain in place, firefighters are making critical gains on both blazes. Other fires, including Golden Mountain and a new Elk fire, still rage with low containmen...
Hakeem Butler’s UFL Comeback | Denver News 10.07.2026 1:55
Hakeem Butler, a six-foot-six wide receiver with a blazing 4.48 forty, just landed his second UFL MVP and another NFL shot with the Denver Broncos—despite catching zero passes in the pros. His old coach called him “unbelievable,” and teams keep giving him chances because his raw talent can’t be coached. The Broncos are part of a growing trend, signing at least one UFL player every summer over the...
Victor Marx Surprises Colorado GOP | Denver News 10.07.2026 2:01
Victor Marx, a self-described spiritual warrior and Marine veteran with a controversial past, has pulled off a stunning upset to become Colorado’s Republican gubernatorial nominee — defeating establishment favorite Senator Barb Kirkmeyer in a razor-thin primary race. Running as an insurgent outsider who bypassed traditional campaign tactics to connect directly with voters, Marx now faces the daunt...
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