Denver’s sweltering heatwave is here, with Wednesday poised to be the hottest day yet—forecast at 96°F, just shy of the all-time June 17 record of 100°F set in 2021. Temperatures will soar into the upper 90s by noon, peaking around 4 PM, with areas south of the city, like near Buckley Space Force Base, hitting nearly 100°F. This is a major jump from the typical mid-80s for mid-June, bringing triple-digit heat closer than ever. Stay hydrated, avoid the afternoon sun, and brace for a scorcher that’s testing Denver’s heat tolerance.

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Coach Prime is staying out of the college football gambling mess, prioritizing the game’s integrity over money, even as he battles his own health scares and rebounds with swagger. He’s now embracing the transfer portal’s ubiquity, pushing for reforms like salary caps and age limits to protect young athletes. With NIL deals and rule changes reshaping the sport, Sanders is also slowing down—partnering with his son on a St. Croix property and promoting Men’s Health Month. Hands-on with his team and focused on balance, he’s proving resilience isn’t just about wins, but about living fully after surviving cancer and blood clots.

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Denver’s schools are in crisis as budget shortfalls force layoffs and school closures across metro areas, with administrators warning this isn’t a temporary fix but a long-term struggle fueled by falling enrollment, soaring costs, and stagnant state funding. Districts like Jeffco and Cherry Creek are already slashing hundreds of jobs and shuttering schools, while hoping voters will approve ballot measures or mill levies to shore up education funding—because without major intervention, even the state’s largest district, Denver Public Schools, faces a looming deficit by 2027.

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