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Colorado Springs News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

Hosted by Corey with the Story, Colorado Springs News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Colorado Springs—from local news and business to growth, culture, 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. Colorado

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1:53

Ranchers Fighting for Water | Colorado Springs News

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2026/07/27

Ranchers across the West are battling a water crisis that’s turning their daily lives into grueling marathons— hauling water for livestock multiple times a day, battling shrinking herds, soaring feed costs, and wildfire fears. With record-low snowpack and a failed monsoon, families are stretched thin, emotionally and financially, as climate change threatens to make this survival struggle the new normal. Despite USDA aid, the toll is crushing, and many wonder if their legacy will outlast the

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1:34

Tariffs Hit Businesses Hard Again | Colorado Springs...

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2026/07/27

New tariffs are hitting over sixty trading partners, sending shockwaves through local businesses—especially in Denver’s coffee scene, where packaging costs have spiked. Companies are scrambling, pushing direct-to-consumer sales to cut costs as shoppers seek better deals amid rising prices. But the real headache? Uncertainty. Business leaders say the real problem isn’t the tariffs themselves, but the unpredictable rules that make long-term planning impossible. The latest round, targeting forced

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1:30

Oh-Be-Joyful Trail Hike Guide | Colorado Springs News

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2026/07/27

Discover the Oh-Be-Joyful Trail near Crested Butte—a vibrant hike bursting with wildflowers, waterfalls, and family-friendly charm. Start at a river-fed campground, then tackle steep climbs and scenic creekside views. Spot beaver dams, snap photos of a disappearing waterfall, and marvel at a mysterious green gate. The final climb to Blue Lake rewards you with jaw-dropping peaks and a stunningly green lake—perfect for a peaceful cooldown before heading back or branching out on other trails.

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1:37

Weiser’s Rural Challenge | Colorado Springs News

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2026/07/27

Attorney General Phil Weiser is poised to win Colorado’s gubernatorial race, but his real test lies in rebuilding trust with rural communities and farmers—areas long defined by cooperative conservation and industry balance, now fractured by recent policies. To win over skeptics, Weiser must act swiftly: confirm appointments to the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission that reflect stakeholder interests, choose leaders for key departments who embody collaboration, and prove he listens—like he

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1:59

Independent Doctor Challenges Socialist Democrat |...

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2026/07/27

An independent doctor, Shimon Blau, has officially qualified for Colorado’s First Congressional District general election, positioning himself as a moderate alternative to Democrat Melat Kiros, whose primary win sparked alarm among Jewish voters and traditional Democrats. Blau’s campaign, fueled by concerns over Kiros’s socialist platform and perceived antisemitic rhetoric, taps into a district with a significant Jewish community and a history of Democratic leanings. With only a third of voters

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1:33

Victor Marx's Unconventional Campaign | Colorado...

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2026/07/27

Victor Marx, Colorado’s newly minted Republican gubernatorial nominee, is making waves—not with policy, but with wild claims: exorcist, war-zone rescuer, and even a refusal to say how many he’s killed. His campaign’s shock-and-awe tactics stand in sharp contrast to Colorado’s GOP legacy, where leaders like Bill Owens, Hank Brown, and Wayne Allard built credibility through steady governance and tangible reforms. With seasoned rival Barbara Kirkmeyer offering a traditional, policy-driven

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1:23

West Douglas Fire Under Control | Colorado Springs News

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2026/07/27

A wildfire erupted west of Castle Rock in Douglas County, quickly growing to three acres by nightfall. Over 125 firefighters from ten crews battled the blaze as evacuation orders were issued for a two-mile radius around Fire Station 132 — later scaled back to a warning. A shelter at New Hope Church was briefly opened but remained unused. Overnight, crews prioritized protecting homes, and by morning, the fire was under control with no injuries reported. First responders handled the emergency

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1:20

Storms and Heat on the Way | Colorado Springs News

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2026/07/27

Storms and heat are dominating the forecast this week, with messy weather from Monday through Friday—expect afternoon thunderstorms, possible flooding, hail, and strong winds, especially out east where temps soar into the hundreds. Tuesday brings some sun but don’t relax—storms return with a punch. Midweek stays unsettled, though Friday may be slightly drier. The good news? The weekend clears up with dry skies and temps climbing back into the 90s and 100s—perfect for getting outside once the

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1:49

Aspen Acres Fire Insurance Survival Guide | Colorado...

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2026/07/27

The Aspen Acres fire has shattered records, destroying over 300 homes—Colorado’s worst wildfire loss since the Marshall Fire. As insurers scramble to respond, policyholders face a grueling, often underinsured recovery. New 2022 laws now require insurers to cover 24 months of living expenses (extendable), but mortgage payments still loom. First payouts cover essentials like hotels, then personal items—but these are just starters. Scams are rampant. Rebuilding? Colorado law says insurers must

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1:41

Pentagon Rewrites Iran War Casualties | Colorado...

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2026/07/27

The Pentagon’s Iran war casualty numbers are in flux — four recently killed U.S. troops have been quietly moved from the official death toll to a new “Overseas Operations” category, alongside over 200 wounded, though it’s unclear if all were injured in Iran. The shift came after renewed fighting, including missile and drone strikes in Jordan and Iraq that killed three and one respectively, with Pentagon officials blaming “data disruptions” rather than downplaying the toll. Just a day later, the

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1:15

Labrador Returned After Backyard Theft | Colorado...

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2026/07/27

A Colorado Springs family is overjoyed after their stolen two-year-old Labrador, Blanco, was returned Sunday with a handwritten apology note—believed to be from the same person who took him while intoxicated. Surveillance footage of the theft went viral, sparking a community-wide search and helping bring Blanco home safely. Though grateful, the family isn’t ignoring the trauma of the incident, especially as one member’s deployment worries were instantly lifted by his pup’s return. Now, all that

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0:55

Forest Fire Forces Evacuations Near Sedalia |...

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2026/07/27

Forest Fire Forces Evacuations Near Sedalia | Colorado Springs News

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1:20

Heat and Storms This Week | Colorado Springs News

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2026/07/27

Thunderstorms linger tonight over higher elevations near Pike’s Peak, clearing by midnight under partly cloudy skies with warm temps in the upper 60s to 70s. Monday brings a dangerous heat advisory with 90s to 100s — even a degree cooler than today — and scattered afternoon storms. A weak front drops temps to more seasonal levels Tuesday, but heat creeps back into the 90s and 100s by weekend. Storm chances remain daily through the workweek — stay hydrated and brace for afternoon downpours.

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0:52

Accidental Shooting in Colorado Springs | Colorado...

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2026/07/27

Accidental Shooting in Colorado Springs | Colorado Springs News

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1:47

Berlin Pride Attack and Rising Tensions | Colorado...

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2026/07/27

A 21-year-old German citizen with a history of extremism and a recent release from juvenile detention drove a van into Berlin’s Pride crowd, killing one and injuring 29—including with a bladed weapon he carried. Police fatally shot him after he approached with a weapon. The attack, occurring amid rising political tension and upcoming state elections, reignited debates over security, extremism, and Germany’s open society, as the far-right AfD quickly seized on the tragedy. It follows similar

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1:39

Popcorn Buckets Are Hollywood’s New Gold Rush |...

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2026/07/26

Movie theaters are cashing in on a popcorn bucket gold rush, turning plastic containers into collector’s items worth up to $70—while the popcorn inside costs less than $2 to make. AMC expects $100 million in merchandise revenue this year alone, and Cinemark’s sales jumped 40% thanks to these buckets. With markups of 3,400%, theaters are turning packaging into profit, selling unique designs like a Trojan horse for “The Odyssey” that fans buy to flip on eBay. It’s a wild pivot that’s helping

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1:59

Park Rangers Unite Across Rockies | Colorado Springs...

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2026/07/26

Six hundred fifty National Park Service workers across twelve Rocky Mountain parks have voted overwhelmingly to unionize, forming a powerful new voice for rangers, scientists, and staff who keep America’s wild places running. With a landslide 317 to 11, this historic move in the Intermountain Region — home to 87 parks across eight states — comes as the agency faces a 25% staff exodus, leaving remaining employees overworked and under-resourced. The union will now negotiate job changes,

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1:24

Two Kittens Find Forever Homes at Cat Fest | Colorado...

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2026/07/26

Cat Fest in Colorado Springs delivered purr-fect results this past Saturday, July 25th, with two adorable kittens—Justin and Krista—finding their forever home with a retired vet. Organized by “Look What the Cat Brought In,” the event showcased six cats, including the FOX21 litter, all lovingly socialized and ready to cuddle. With over 599 adoptions since 2022 and more this weekend, Cat Fest proves how powerful community events can be for rescues. And remember: once a cat picks you, you’re

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1:15

New Boutique Replaces Closed Spot | Colorado Springs...

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2026/07/26

After Painted Tree Boutiques shut down in April, leaving local vendors scrambling, a fresh start is on the horizon. The Collective Boutiques is set to open Saturday, August 1st, in the same Barnes Road space — bringing back unique, small-boutique shopping to Colorado Springs. Former vendors, some temporarily relocated to North Academy Boulevard, are returning to a central hub shoppers missed. Business owner Barbara Guilzon highlights the need for one-stop, distinctive shopping that big malls

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1:36

Aspen Acres Fire Shows Progress Amid Weather Risks |...

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2026/07/26

Aspen Acres fire shows progress with evacuation orders lifted and crews scaled back, but warm, stormy weather still poses flash flood risks as firefighters battle over 100,000 acres burned. Meanwhile, Willow near Leadville gains containment thanks to rain, Gold Mountain stays low with moisture, and Ferris nears 97% containment—though operations may pause with incoming rain. Vigilance remains critical as weather shifts. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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