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Judge Blocks Abortion Pill Reversal Ban

U.S. District Court Judge Daniel D. Domenico last week permanently blocked Colorado from enforcing its ban on abortion pill reversal against a Catholic health clinic in Englewood.

Bella Health sued in 2023 to invalidate the law, arguing it infringed on its religious freedom. Domenico, a first-term President Trump appointee, granted a preliminary injunction to the clinic the same year.

In his Aug. 1 ruling, Domenico found that while the treatment’s efficacy “remains debatable,” it hasn’t injured anyone, concluding that Colorado “singled out” faith-based providers in its regulation of the practice.

Domenico emphasized the injunction applies only to Bella Health, not the law itself, meaning Colorado can still prohibit the treatment at other clinics.

Missy Woods Case Delayed

A judge has delayed the case against former Colorado Bureau of Investigation analyst Yvonne “Missy” Woods, postponing her arraignment by nearly three months.

Woods, arrested in January, faces more than 100 felony charges related to allegedly mishandling DNA evidence over much of her career, impacting more than 1,000 cases. One murder conviction has already been vacated in the wake of the scandal.

In her court appearance Monday, Woods’ attorney requested the delay, citing the workload of nearly 50,000 pieces of evidence and information.

Prosecutors, acknowledging the case’s “exceptional circumstances,” did not object to the delay. The judge scheduled Woods’ arraignment for Oct. 27.

SNAP to Exclude Soda, Energy Drinks

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has granted Colorado’s request to change the rules of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), Gov. Polis announced Monday.

Starting in 2026, Coloradans can no longer use SNAP benefits to buy soda or other sugary beverages, though milk-based and 100% juice drinks will still be allowed. The USDA approved five other states to make similar changes.

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. applauded the waivers, citing President Trump’s priority to “Make America Healthy Again” and encouraging other states to follow suit.

In Colorado, the waiver is part of a broader plan to encourage healthier eating, including pending requests to expand SNAP to restaurants, hot grocery food, and farmers markets.

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➤ Statewide: Colorado’s congressional delegation sent a bipartisan letter asking the Trump administration to unfreeze $140 million for 17 Colorado River drought-response projects. (See Details)

➤ Delta County: Gov. Polis declared a disaster emergency for the LeRoux Fire at the request of the sheriff’s office. The wildfire has burned around 700 acres and remains 0% contained as of Tuesday. (More)

➤ Penrose: Carie Hallford, a funeral home co-owner accused of corpse abuse and fraudulently obtaining COVID-19 relief funds, took a plea deal on charges of wire fraud on Monday. She initially pleaded not guilty in April 2024. (More)

➤ Statewide: A new state law aimed at protecting students requires drivers to stop for school buses with flashing red lights, even while traveling in the opposite direction, unless separated by a physical barrier. (See Details)

➤ Denver: City Council gave final approval to the $950 million Vibrant Denver bond, sending it to voters in November. The package would fund roughly 60 projects across the city. (See Details)

➤ Grand County: Authorities are investigating a wrong-way crash on Highway 9 that killed five people and caused two vehicles to explode on impact early Monday. (More)

➤ Front Range: Health officials in Jefferson County and Denver confirmed the first human cases of West Nile virus for 2025 in both the county and the city. (More)

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➤ A training camp battle is underway between Broncos rookie RJ Harvey and veteran J.K. Dobbins as they compete for the starting running back job. (More)

➤ Meanwhile, Broncos quarterback Bo Nix launched a YouTube channel, giving fans an inside look into his summer training as he prepares for his second NFL season. (More)

➤ Colorado Rockies rookie Warming Bernabel was named National League Player of the Week after batting .462 with two home runs and seven RBI over six games. (More)

➤ The Denver Summit officially acquired their first player, trading funds to the Orlando Pride in exchange for Colorado Springs native Ally Watt. (More)

➤ Yesterday’s Results: MLB | Soccer | WNBA

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➤ Colorado is suing PetSmart for allegedly trapping dog groomers in predatory employee contracts that forced them to stay with the company or repay thousands for training advertised as free. (See Details)

➤ Raven Space Systems, a 3D-printing company specializing in aerospace-grade composites, announced it will build a new headquarters and manufacturing facility in Broomfield, bringing 392 jobs to the state. (More)

➤ Denver International Airport celebrated the opening of its new East Security Checkpoint, a major milestone in the airport’s $2.1 billion Great Hall Project. (See Details)

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➤ A bison got loose in Daniels Park, home to one of Denver’s two conservation bison herds, on Monday, escaping a fenced area and forcing the park to close briefly. (See Photos)

➤ Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum added an AV-8B+ Harrier II, a modern Marine Corps aircraft, to its collection last week. Cockpit tours will be offered this Saturday. (See Details)

➤ Corn sweat—the moisture produced by the crop’s leaves—can add up to 3,000 gallons of water to the atmosphere per acre per day, increasing humidity and boosting thunderstorm chances, according to Colorado scientists and farmers. (Read More)

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