Tuesday, November 10, 2026

Good Morning! On this day in 1978, President Jimmy Carter signed the National Parks and Recreation Act of 1978 into law, officially creating the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail.

A runaway corgi stole the halftime show during the Broncos-Panthers game on Sunday, outmaneuvering several handlers who struggled to keep up. Find out more below.

Could eating more carbs actually help you age slower? Bread, pasta, and potatoes have spent decades on diet culture’s blacklist, blamed for everything from blood sugar spikes to expanding waistlines. But researchers who tracked 20 blood markers in adults ages 65 to 75 found something surprising. After just four weeks on a certain diet, one group’s biological clock had run back more than a year. So, what carbs can you embrace and which ones should you avoid? Ayla has the full story on today’s episode of The Flyover Podcast. Tune in here!

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Feds Reviewing Wolf Program

The Interior Department is reviewing how Colorado Parks and Wildlife uses its authority to kill wolves, and it may amend the federal rules that govern the program.

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum ordered the review on Oct. 27 in a new secretarial order that cites wolf threats to human safety and persistent attacks on livestock.

The 15-day federal review follows a Trump executive order and targets the 10(j) rule, which lets the state manage wolves as a nonessential, experimental population.

Federal officials analyzed that rule in a September 2023 environmental review, and they will now recommend changes, including an updated agreement with the state.

Bow Mar Gate Dispute Heads to Court

Denver and Littleton sued the town of Bow Mar on Monday in Denver District Court to stop its plan to gate off part of South Sheridan Boulevard.

According to the cities, Bow Mar approved a Sheridan gate south of West Quincy Avenue and plans to fully close Tufts Avenue to outside traffic.

The cities say the gates will make emergency response harder for their residents, and the suit argues Bow Mar wants to use their streets while closing its own.

The lawsuit asks the court to block the Sheridan gate and any future gates, and to make Bow Mar pay the attorney fees of Denver and Littleton.

Guide: Veterans Day Deals

Veterans Day is tomorrow, and businesses across Colorado are offering veterans free meals, haircuts, and discounts. Most deals are dine-in only and require proof of service.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is waiving state park entry fees on Nov. 11 for veterans, active-duty military, and National Guard members. National parks are free for everyone that day.

Free meals are on tap at Applebee’s, Golden Corral, Snarf’s Sandwiches, and Texas Roadhouse, according to a Veteran.com roundup, and Denny’s and IHOP are offering free breakfast.

The celebration continues Saturday, when Denver’s Veterans Day Parade and Festival comes to City Park with a 5K run, a 10K run, and a 10:30 a.m. parade.

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➤ Statewide: Colorado’s population is still growing, though more slowly than in the past, State Demographer Neal Marquez said at an annual summit. Twenty-three counties lost population last year. (More)

➤ Fort Collins: A 64-year-old traffic flagger is charged with criminally negligent homicide in the July death of a bicyclist who was run over by a semi at a repaving site. (More)

➤ Colorado Springs: An Amazon employee died Nov. 6 after being found unconscious in a restroom at the company’s warehouse south of the airport, police said. The cause of death is unknown. (More)

➤ Also Colorado Springs: An Albuquerque man accused of carjacking a good Samaritan who stopped to help when he crashed on Lake Avenue was arrested south of Pueblo after a chase, troopers said. (More)

➤ Littleton: Police Commander Hal Mandler is on administrative leave after the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office arrested him Nov. 5 on charges tied to an alleged off-duty property crime. (More)

➤ Clifton: The Clifton Christian Church Food Bank plans to provide more than 500 holiday meals to Mesa County families as pantry requests climb 12% amid rising food prices. (More)

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➤ Denver Summit FC defender Janine Sonis is a finalist for NWSL MVP and Defender of the Year after a career-best 12 goals and eight assists. Winners will be announced Nov. 18. (More)

➤ The Oklahoma City Thunder traded two second-round picks to the Sacramento Kings for Nique Clifford, a former Colorado State standout, to help cover injuries to key players. (More)

➤ The Broncos beat the Panthers 26-21 on Sunday for their fifth straight win, but a runaway corgi that juked several handlers during a halftime race stole the show. (See Video)

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➤ Boulder County commissioners will consider draft rules today that would cap new data centers at 75 kilowatts of power, effectively shutting out large projects. (More)

➤ MSU Denver and Denver Health are teaming up on a 15-week EMT training program, worth 12 college credits, to help ease Colorado’s ongoing shortage of emergency medical workers. (More)

➤ PopUp Bagels, a Connecticut-born chain known for hot bagels and schmears, opens its first Colorado shop Friday at 1247 Pleasant St. on University Hill in Boulder. (More)

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➤ Colorado Air Force veteran Maurice “Marty” Martin returned to Greenland this year, more than 50 years after helping rescue two men from a plane crash on a rocky outcropping. (More)

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