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Lawmakers Weigh Expanding Gun Law

A bill to expand who can request a court-ordered firearm seizure under Colorado’s red flag gun law cleared its first committee hearing Tuesday in a party-line vote that followed hours of heated debate.

Passed in 2019 and updated in 2023, the Extreme Risk Protection Order (ERPO) law, or red flag law, allows a court to temporarily seize a gun from a person who poses a significant risk of harm.

Currently, law enforcement, family members, educators, and health or mental health professionals can request an ERPO. Democrat-sponsored SB26-004 would add institutions like hospitals, schools, and behavioral health centers to that list.

Opponents argue the bill would further encroach on Second Amendment rights, in part by eroding trust between gun owners and medical providers, and by making it easier to submit false red flags.

Population Tops 6M

Colorado’s population surpassed 6 million in the first half of 2025, even as overall growth slowed, according to new estimates released by the U.S. Census Bureau.

The bureau estimates Colorado’s population reached 6,012,561 as of July 1, 2025—making it the 20th most populous state—a milestone driven largely by increased births and a decline in migration.

For the first time since 2004, the state saw negative net domestic migration, though net international migration remained positive. Colorado’s 0.4% growth rate trailed the U.S. average of 0.5%.

The growth slowdown reflects a broader national trend attributed to a historic decline in net international migration.

Colorado Leads Team USA Roster

Colorado is sending 32 athletes—more than any other state—to compete for Team USA in the 2026 Winter Olympics. Here’s a list of Coloradans on the 232-athlete roster.

Lindsey Vonn, 41, of Vail, is returning for her fifth Olympic appearance after coming out of retirement. She’ll join Mikaela Shiffrin, the first alpine skier to record 100 FIS World Cup wins.

In addition to the many skiers, a handful of Coloradan snowboarders, two figure skaters, a bobsledder from Fort Collins, and an NHL player from Erie made the team.

Opening ceremonies begin Feb. 6 in Milano-Cortina, Italy. Here’s the full schedule.

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➤ Loveland: The city scrapped its plans for a permanent homeless shelter after the nonprofit selected to operate the facility withdrew its application. The only overnight shelter is set to close by the end of April. (More)

➤ DIA: A woman lost a priceless family heirloom when her bag was stolen from baggage claim. The report comes amid a police search for two suspected baggage thieves. (More)

➤ I-70: A new system of electronic speed limit signs that change based on factors like traffic and weather is now live west of Vail through Dowd Canyon. (More)

➤ Aspen: An employee of the Aspen Skiing Company died in a skiing accident at Aspen Snowmass on Jan. 22. (More)

➤ Cherry Creek Schools Superintendent Chris Smith announced his retirement, effective Jan. 30, after reports of a toxic work culture and concerns over his wife’s role as head of HR. (More)

➤ Rocky Ford: A 27-year-old man pleaded guilty to several drug and gun charges after an FBI raid of his home recovered roughly 45,000 fentanyl pills, plus over 1,000 grams each of meth and cocaine. (More)

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➤ The Broncos fired offensive coordinator Joe Lombardi, wide receivers coach Keary Colbert, and cornerbacks coach Addison Lynch after a sluggish AFC title game and broader offensive frustrations voiced by head coach Sean Payton. (More)

➤ 20-year-old midfielder and Colorado native Adrian Gill was signed by Atlanta United from FC Barcelona this week. (More)

➤ A new survey ranked the Colorado Avalanche as the most-hated NHL team in 11 U.S. states, tying with the Detroit Red Wings and fueled largely by their historic playoff success. (More)

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➤ The Great American Beer Festival, the nation’s largest craft beer festival, held annually in Denver, will move outdoors in October for the first time in its 43-year history. (More)

➤ Alterra, owner of the Ikon ski and snowboarding pass, is offering some passholders $20 in “mountain credits” per ski day—usable at participating restaurants, rental shops, and stores at U.S. Ikon resorts like Steamboat Springs and Winter Park. (See Details)

➤ Colorado Mesa University Tech in Grand Junction received a $2.46 million federal grant to expand workforce training programs in industries with documented workforce needs, such as healthcare, technology, and transportation. (More)

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➤ A bighorn sheep fell through the ice on the Taylor River near Gunnison on Monday. Wildlife officers rescued the animal and monitored it overnight to ensure it recovered from the cold. (See Video)

➤ A 7-year-old who lost his binder of Pokémon cards at Denver International Airport was surprised with 15,000 replacement cards donated by United Airlines employees from across the U.S. (Read Story)

➤ A special stamp commemorating Colorado’s 150th year of statehood was officially issued in a ceremony on Saturday. It features a photo of Jagged Mountain by the late Colorado nature photographer John Fielder. (See Stamp)

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Do you plan on watching the Winter Olympics next month?

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Did you go to the National Western Stock Show this year?

1. Yes: 38%
2. No: 62%

What Colorado city is nicknamed “Olympic City USA”?

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