Thursday, March 26, 2026

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It’s not often you see a company go from rapid growth to preparing for a public listing in such a short window. Today’s partner message from Immersed looks at how it built momentum in the AR/VR space and why some investors are paying attention ahead of its planned IPO.

— Cole, CEO

How do you follow 4,000% valuation growth? By preparing for an IPO.

That’s what Immersed did, reserving the NASDAQ ticker $IMRS. And the real opportunity for investors is now, before public markets do.

Why? Immersed changed the game in AR/VR, developing the Meta Quest store’s most popular productivity app. More than 1.5M people, including Fortune 500 teams, already use it up to 60 hours a week.

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Breakthrough Platform: Immersed built the first full-stack remote productivity system, combining immersive AR/VR software, an AI assistant that works alongside you, and its own lightweight Visor headset to replace the traditional desktop.
Massive Momentum: Immersed is preparing to ship Visor, its first productivity-focused headset, with 75,000+ already on the waitlist. Meanwhile, its AI assistant, Curator, is rolling out new features to deepen user engagement and adoption.
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Thursday, March 26, 2026

Good Morning! On this day in 1939, Tucson Mayor Henry Jaastad helped launch a citywide Girl Scout cookie sale by purchasing the first four boxes. Check out the historic photo.

On Wednesday, we reported on an Arizona State University alum winning an Oscar, but he wasn't the only Arizona-connected winner this year. Former Arizona Wildcat and current NBA coach Steve Kerr won as an executive producer on the documentary short All the Empty Rooms.

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Diamondbacks Face Early Test

The Arizona Diamondbacks open their 2026 season today on the road against the defending champion Los Angeles Dodgers.

The Diamondbacks will start ace pitcher Zac Gallen, while the Dodgers counter with 2025 World Series MVP pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto.

Arizona returns a strong core of players, including Corbin Carroll and Ketel Marte, after missing last year's playoffs. Analysts view the team as a contender to reach the playoffs this season.

The Diamondbacks' home opener comes Monday night against the Detroit Tigers. See the team's full schedule here.

Fans who attend Monday's home game will be thankful they're not paying Los Angeles prices. Tickets for tonight's Dodger Stadium game are selling for a regular-season record of nearly $400.

Saguaro Removal Sparks Outcry

Residents in the Saguaro Bloom community of Marana are speaking out after dozens of saguaros were bulldozed for new homes, wiping out desert views they paid a premium to see.

Homeowners allege the builder misrepresented plans, saying crews initially relocated some saguaros before more aggressive clearing left the area largely bare.

Home developer D.R. Horton said the development still meets a requirement that more than 30% of the site remains natural open space. It is also working with a nonprofit to relocate some saguaros.

Saguaros are also protected under Arizona law, but can be removed with permits. Town officials said the builder complied with the permitting rules.

Chihuahuas Save Elderly Dog from Coyote

Two Chihuahuas are credited with saving an elderly Shih Tzu after a coyote jumped a backyard fence in Chandler and attacked the Shih Tzu before its two small companions drove the coyote off.

The owner of all three dogs said she woke to barking and saw the attack on camera. She rushed the Shih Tzu to the vet with bite wounds near its jugular. The dog is expected to recover fully.

The owner called the Chihuahuas fearless, saying their tenacity and repeated charges likely saved the third dog's life. She said she plans to make changes to better protect her yard.

Wildlife officials urge residents to supervise pets and remove attractants, saying coyotes are more active during mating season and are drawn by pet food, trash, and small animals.

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➤ Statewide: Arizona native Dennis Coyle was freed by Afghanistan’s Taliban after more than a year in detention for unspecified legal violations. The 64-year-old, who lives in Colorado, was released following a court review and appeals from family members in the Phoenix area. (More)

➤ Pima County: County supervisors will ask Sheriff Chris Nanos to explain resume discrepancies, contracting with an outside counsel to prepare a request for sworn statements. (More)

➤ Phoenix: The city began issuing photo radar speeding citations Wednesday after a 30-day warning period. The city monitors 17 cameras on major streets and in rotating school zones. (Map)

➤ Superior: Relatives of the four people killed in a Jan. 2 helicopter crash are advocating for improvements in the way recreational slacklines are reported and marked. (More)

➤ Eloy: Robson Ranch residents will see water and sewer bills rise sharply—including a 154% jump in sewer rates—after regulators approved the first increase in more than 25 years. (More)

➤ Oak Flat: The area's campground will remain open under new management following a federal land exchange tied to the Resolution Copper project. (Details)

➤ Arizona men’s basketball enters tonight’s Sweet 16 game as a 7.5-point favorite, and analysts are breaking down key factors that could decide the game. (Details)

➤ Rally star Travis Pastrana’s 862-horsepower “Airslayer” Subaru WRX STI will make its Prescott Valley debut at the 2026 Prescott Rally on Friday and Saturday during fan viewing events. (Photo)

➤ Arizona basketball coach Tommy Lloyd is being mentioned as a potential candidate to become the next head coach at North Carolina. (More)

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➤ More than 140 Cochise County students pitched business ideas at the Big Idea Blitz in Sierra Vista, with pressure washing startup Pressure Pros taking first place. (Watch)

➤ Phoenix-area businesses have donated more than $118,000 in gift cards and essentials to unpaid federal airport workers amid the partial government shutdown. (More)

➤ United Airlines introduced Relax Row for select long-haul flights, allowing passengers from Arizona and elsewhere to reserve three seats that convert into a couch or bed. (Photo)

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➤ The Cave Creek Kiwanis Marketplace has raised more than $11 million over 12 years, turning donated goods into funding for scholarships, food programs, and youth sports. (More)

➤ Yuma Territorial Prison is celebrating 150 years since its 1876 opening by inviting visitors to tour historic cell blocks, explore exhibits, and learn about its haunted reputation. (More)

➤ The Lights Fest will take place May 2 in Littlefield, featuring a sky lantern release, music festival, and food trucks. (Details)

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Ski Lawsuit, Mystery Box, and an Astronaut

Thursday, March 26, 2026

Good Morning! On this day in 1997, a massive on-ice brawl—dubbed Fight Night at the Joe—erupted between the Colorado Avalanche and Detroit Red Wings at Joe Louis Arena, fueled by a previous on-ice incident between the two teams during the 1996 Western Conference Finals.

In the midst of rising gas prices nationwide, the Western Slope is seeing some of the highest fuel costs in the state. Find out more in Around Colorado.

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Denver Enacts Water Cuts

The Denver Board of Water Commissioners voted Wednesday to implement mandatory Stage 1 drought restrictions for the first time since 2013.

Targeting a 20% cutback in water use, the rules limit outdoor watering to two days per week and ban it from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., among other measures. The restrictions apply to 1.5 million people in the metro and could extend through 2026. See the rules here.

Much of the state is in severe drought following a historically dry winter. Colorado's weakest snowpack in decades is already melting, raising concerns about long-term reservoir shortfalls.

Some municipalities, like Thornton and Erie, had already implemented limits, while others are waiting until later this spring to decide. See a list here.

Vail, Alterra Face Antitrust Lawsuit

A new class-action lawsuit alleges ski industry giants Alterra Mountain Company and Vail Resorts have "unlawfully inflated prices" through practices linked to their season passes.

According to the complaint, the two companies coerced guests into buying the multi-mountain Epic and Ikon passes by charging "exorbitantly high prices" for single-day lift tickets. The passes can cost upward of $1,000, while day tickets can exceed $300 on peak days.

The lawsuit argues this pricing scheme violates antitrust laws, unfairly pressures independent ski areas, and has "driven up the cost of skiing and snowboarding across North America."

The class, while not yet certified, is slated to include anyone in the U.S. who bought either pass in the last four years. Alterra declined to comment on the suit; Vail Resorts called the claims "without merit."

Mystery Time Capsule Opened

On Tuesday, Gov. Jared Polis, with the help of History Colorado, opened a 117-year-old "mysterious box" found buried beneath the base of a statue outside the State Capitol.

A construction crew found the capsule last year during work to remove the pedestal of On Guard, a bronze figure honoring Coloradans who fought for the Union during the Civil War.

Inside the tin box were historic newspapers, a two-page typewritten letter, business cards, and a booklet of legislative acts related to the statue's installation. See photos here.

According to History Colorado, the craftsmen and committee members responsible for the monument left the capsule there in 1907, just 13 years after the Capitol opened in 1894.

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➤ Fremont County: Highway 115 remained closed Wednesday as the 24 Fire held at 7,385 acres and reached 44% containment. Investigators say the cause was a vehicle malfunction. (See Details)

➤ Statewide: A House committee on Tuesday advanced a bill that would require certain large employers to pay a $2,300 fee for each Medicaid-covered part-time employee to help fund the program. The bill is estimated to bring in $85 million during its first full year. (See Details)

➤ Northwest Colorado has seen some of the state’s highest gas prices amid a nationwide surge, with Glenwood Springs posting an average of $4.371 per gallon Wednesday. (See Map)

➤ Vail: A yearslong overhaul of Interstate 70 on West Vail Pass is gearing up for its final construction season, keeping it on track to finish in 2026, CDOT said in an update. (See Details)

➤ Statewide: In other CDOT news, the department plans to use roughly $12 million in unused snowplowing funds for wildfire mitigation efforts. (More)

➤ Loveland: The driver of a vehicle died Tuesday night after crashing on residential property, igniting a fire that fully engulfed a detached garage and damaged a nearby home. (More)

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➤ Colorado native Mikaela Shiffrin won the women's overall World Cup skiing title this week for the sixth time in her career. She’s now tied all-time with Austrian skier Annemarie Moser-Pröll, who won her titles in the 1970s. (More)

➤ Colorado Mesa women’s basketball plays Indiana University of Pennsylvania today in the program’s first Division II Final Four appearance. (More)

➤ University of Colorado men’s basketball secured a commitment from Australian forward Goc Malual, who’s been playing professionally in Sydney this season. (More)

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➤ Google hired a Boulder quantum physicist to help speed up development of its first quantum computer and expand into neutral-atom technology, where he’ll lead a small Colorado-based team. (See Details)

➤ A proposed ballot measure would amend the state constitution to guarantee “the right to purchase natural gas for cooking or heating.” A package of competing measures would impose additional liability and restrictions on oil and gas operators. (See Details)

➤ Welton Street Café, a family-run Denver business, won a $1 million judgment against a contractor accused of stalling and botching construction on a new location. (More)

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➤ NASA astronaut Nichole Ayers, a Woodland Park High School and Air Force Academy graduate, spoke about piloting the recent SpaceX Crew-10 Mission, what it’s like in space, and her journey to achieving a childhood dream. (Watch Interview)

➤ The 49th season of Survivor—a reality series where island castaways compete for a $1 million prize—featured a Denverite who finished in sixth place, lasting 23 days in the Mamanuca Islands of Fiji. (Read Story)

➤ A Longmont pizza chef representing Colorado in an international competition shared his favorite tips for making better pizza at home. (See Tips)

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