Thursday, January 22, 2026

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Colorado Parks and Wildlife confirmed that plans to release a third round of wolves this winter have been canceled. The announcement comes amid federal pressure and follows the 11th confirmed wolf death since the program began in 2023. Find out more in our Top Stories.

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Lawmakers Debate Data Centers

State legislators last week introduced a bill that would incentivize data center development, aligning Colorado with dozens of other states competing for the favor of the fast-growing industry.

The bill would offer qualified data centers 100% sales and use tax rebates for 20 years. Proponents cite the industry's economic and grid-investment benefits and say this ensures Colorado—one of 14 states without data center tax breaks—doesn't "fall behind."

Critics argue the energy-intensive facilities harm the environment and raise residential electricity costs. Sponsors of the bill, including moderate Democrats and industry groups, say it includes requirements to address both concerns.

A competing bill, still being drafted, would not offer incentives and instead impose stricter guardrails on development to align the sector with Colorado's clean energy goals.

11th Wolf Dies, Releases Paused

Another one of Colorado's translocated gray wolves has died, bringing the total number that have died since reintroduction began to 11 out of 25.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) says the female Canadian wolf, one of 15 released last January, died in northwest Colorado. A necropsy will determine the cause of death.

The new death drops the survival rate to 56%, well below the 70% early-survival benchmark that would trigger a review under CPW's reintroduction plan. Seven of the wolves released in 2025, plus four brought here in 2023, have died.

CPW had planned to release a third round of wolves this month. The agency confirmed Wednesday that no new releases are planned for this season, though it's "exploring options" for new wolves in the winter of 2026-27.

Arctic Cold Front to Drop Temps

Much of Colorado lies in the path of an arctic cold front expected to arrive late this evening, pushing highs below freezing and nightly lows near or below zero.

Friday and Saturday's highs will mostly range from the mid-teens to low-20s, with wind chill dipping into the negative teens on the Eastern Plains and single digits on the Front Range. Here's a chart by location.

Snow is forecast across the state this weekend. Denver has a chance to see light dustings, while parts of the high country could see a foot or more by Sunday.

Denver will be frigid for Sunday's AFC Championship Game, with temperatures near freezing at the 1 p.m. kickoff. Highs will climb back to the upper 40s by Monday.

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➤ Statewide: The Colorado Supreme Court created a committee to draft and recommend ethical guidance on the use of artificial intelligence in the state's legal system. (See Details)

➤ Colorado Springs: A 2-year-old boy in the backseat of an SUV was kidnapped when someone stole the vehicle. Police found the child safe in the stolen car, which the suspect abandoned, but have yet to locate the suspect. (See Video)

➤ Fort Carson: Three active-duty soldiers were convicted of dozens of misdemeanor wildlife charges and fined thousands of dollars for poaching six mule deer. (More)

➤ Keystone: A snowboarder died in a crash at Keystone Resort on Monday. Based on the initial investigation, authorities believe he hit the snow "with force" but didn't hit a tree, object, or person. (More)

➤ Denver: A lawsuit filed by South Adams County Water and Sanitation alleges the city's fire department contaminated the water supply with dangerous "forever chemicals," costing the district "tens of millions" of dollars. (See Details)

➤ Federal Heights: First responders unanimously issued a vote of no confidence in City Manager Jacquie Halburnt, citing a surge in crime rates in the community of about 14,000. (More)

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➤ A recent survey found 70% of Coloradans follow college or professional sports at least somewhat closely. 83% of respondents reported that rising costs have forced them to change their lifestyle, but only 21% said they'd cut outdoor activities to save money. (See Survey)

➤ Colorado State beat Air Force 81-52 in men's basketball, dropping the Falcons to 3-16 on the season. (More)

➤ Meanwhile, the Colorado men's basketball team fell 75-69 to No. 19 Kansas—their fourth straight loss. (More)

➤ The Colorado Rockies traded pitcher Bradley Blalock to the Miami Marlins in exchange for minor league pitcher Jake Brooks. Blalock was just 2-6 as a starter for Colorado last season and posted a 9.36 ERA. (More)

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➤ The Trump administration said in a news release that mass deportations contributed to a 3.4% year-over-year decline in Denver's median home list price, naming it one of 14 cities with large illegal immigrant populations. Local realtors cite a market correction instead. (See Details)

➤ Village Inn closed two restaurants in Highlands Ranch and Greeley. The breakfast diner chain has 18 other locations in Colorado. (More)

➤ 626 on Rood, a Grand Junction restaurant, will close March 28 after 20 years in business. Junction Square on Rood, a new full-service Italian restaurant, plans to take over the location in April. (More)

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➤ An Airbnb in Del Norte appears on a list of the platform's most loved rentals. The cabin went viral in an Instagram video showing off its bed, which rolls out onto the deck for easy stargazing. (See Cabin)

➤ Two chickens found wandering a Parker neighborhood were reunited with their 9-year-old owner, who raised them from chicks and was heartbroken when they went missing. (More)

➤ Air Force Capt. Charlene Sufficool is one of the 104 skydivers who set a world record by successfully building a 104-person canopy formation in midair. (See Video)

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