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Today's riddle: Where do math teachers go on vacation? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Man injured in shooting during dispute at condemned northwest Aurora apartment (sentinelcolorado.com) — A man was shot and wounded Thursday morning at a condemned apartment building on Dallas Street in northwest Aurora, and police say the dispute began as an argument. His injuries are not life-threatening, but the suspect fled before officers arrived. Aurora residents with any information can anonymously contact Metro Denver Crime Stoppers and may be eligible for a reward.
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2. The Biggest News in Loss Prevention Aug. 29- Sept. 4 (losspreventionmedia.com) — Hundreds of teenagers created a major public safety problem at an Aurora shopping center, where some in the crowd vandalized property and stole from nearby businesses after a sports event. The roundup also notes other retail crime incidents nationwide, but the Aurora episode stands out for its size, youth involvement, and impact on local stores and police response.
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3. Aurora, CO: Doofus at Reservoir & Ceylon Blows Well Past The Limit Line To Cut Off Dashcam Owner For No Good Reason (tiremeetsroad.com) — Dashcam footage from Reservoir Road and Ceylon Way in Aurora shows a GMC Yukon driver cutting off another car and rolling past the red-light limit line after misreading a gap left for a nearby truck. The write-up breaks down what happened and notes such a move could earn a disobeying-traffic-control-device citation, including fines and license points under Colorado law.
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4. #Monsoon madness and Mormon Marxism(?) — Jonathan P. Thompson (LandDesk.org) (coyotegulch.blog) — A planned 12,000-resident community called Tributary is rising in Aurora raising fresh questions about where its water will come from as Aurora Water remains under Stage 1 drought restrictions. The broader essay explores the Mormon Church’s historic shift from communal economics to modern real estate capitalism, tying that evolution to large landholdings like Tributary and their impact on Western communities.
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5. Colorado sues Trump administration over Medicaid gender-affirming care ban (sentinelcolorado.com) — Colorado’s attorney general is suing the Trump administration to block a proposed federal rule that would bar Medicaid funding for gender-affirming care for minors, a change that could affect families in Aurora and statewide. The story also notes a November ballot measure on surgeries and ongoing lawsuits by families against Children’s Hospital Colorado in Aurora over its halt to gender-affirming care for youth.
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