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Wild Fires, Warm Earth: A Real‑Time Warning

July 12, 2026

The bright sky over Colorado is no longer a beautiful scene; it is filled with gray smoke that drifts across the hills. Thirty‑plus years ago, scientists warned that a warming planet would make forests drier and fire seasons longer. Those warnings are now a harsh reality as fires burn through places

business

A New Hub Opens on Boston’s Riverbank

July 10, 2026

The Charles River Esplanade, a famous stretch of parkland that hosts the city’s fireworks and attracts millions each year, is getting a fresh face. After more than twenty years of planning, a new pavilion will open this fall on the site where an old public pool once stood. The project, worth $24 mil

health

Clean Water Rules After the Aspen Acres Blaze

July 8, 2026

The state health agency has set new rules for people who had to leave their homes because of the Aspen Acres fire. When it is safe for residents to come back, they must only use bottled water for drinking, making ice, feeding babies, brushing teeth, washing dishes, and cooking. Showering and laundry

entertainment

New Stars Align: Honkai’s Galactic Adventure Meets Fate

July 6, 2026

Honkai: Star Rail is set to launch its 4. 4 update, called “A Moment of Silence, A Resounding Horn, ” on July 15. The patch moves the story forward in the Strange Paradise, where the Trailblazer confronts Asat Pramad, the Lord Ravager who broke fifteen years of peace. Clues from Himeko guide the Tra

environment

A Tribute to Courage on the Wildfire Front

July 6, 2026

The latest blaze along the Colorado‑Utah line took three brave firefighters from their lives, leaving a community in mourning and a legacy of bravery. Emily Barker, Nick Hutcherson, and Sydney Watson were killed on June 27 while fighting rapidly spreading fires in Mesa County. Their teams had deploy

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Celebrating 250 Years: Aspen’s Festive Parade and Community Fun

July 5, 2026

Aspen gathered its residents and visitors for a lively Fourth of July parade that marked the United States’ 250th anniversary. The event stretched for about an hour and a half, drawing many local groups to the downtown streets for music, marching, and displays of pride. The parade’s grand marshal w

environment

Turning Campus into a Green Science Hub

July 5, 2026

Thirteen years ago, Bellevue University’s science area was basic and dull. A professor remembers seeing a messy space full of weeds instead of useful labs. Today, that same spot is a modern learning center where students study biology in classrooms and outside gardens. The campus now grows native pl

education

Celebrating a Firefighter’s Passion Through Outdoor Mentorship

July 4, 2026

A 42‑year‑old fire chief was shot while fighting a man‑made blaze on Canfield Mountain in June 2025. His wife, who shared his love for nature and guiding young people, founded a new program to keep his spirit alive. The initiative offers outdoor adventures—fishing, hiking, biking, skiing and camping

environment

Building in Lee County: Finding a Better Way Forward

July 4, 2026

In Lee County, Florida, the word "development" has started to feel more like a problem than a promise. Local leaders have been accused of letting builders run the show, changing the county’s official growth plan whenever developers ask. One law, meant to protect property owners from unfair rules, ha

business

Quiet Life on a 96‑Acre Southern Farm

July 3, 2026

The gate opens onto a gravel road that leads into a quiet pasture where cattle graze. Far from city noise, the only sounds are distant traffic on Highway 187 and the soft rustle of leaves. A two‑lane blacktop cuts through rolling fields, ending at a tree line that marks the edge of the property.