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- 1Blogger completes exploration of Japanese game based on The Gods Must Be Crazy●I finish my exploration of the Japanese game based on the movie The Gods Must Be Crazy, including approximate scenes fro
A game blogger has finished writing up his playthrough of a little-known Japanese game adaptation of the 1980 film The Gods Must Be Crazy. The write-up covers scenes adapted from the movie, moments where the game's creator improvised freely, and an encounter with a depiction of God. The niche subject has drawn modest attention from retro gaming enthusiasts.
- 2Colorado Parks and Wildlife halts lethal wolf removals▼Colorado Parks and Wildlife pauses lethal wolf removals
Colorado Parks and Wildlife has paused its lethal removal of wolves, halting the killing of wolves previously authorized as a management tool in the state. The move affects Colorado's ongoing wolf reintroduction program, which has drawn conflict with livestock producers. Details on the reason for the pause and its duration were not provided.
- 3Free Colorado concert aims to turn out young Latino voters▼Free concert uses music to engage young Latino voters in Colorado
A free concert in Colorado is using live music as a way to engage young Latino voters, blending entertainment with voter outreach. The event highlights growing efforts by campaigns and community groups to mobilize Latino youth ahead of the election, a demographic seen as increasingly decisive in swing states. Details on performers and turnout were not provided.
- 4M5Stack PaperMono Combines E-Paper Display with ESP32 and LoRa▼M5Stack PaperMono Packs an ESP32 and LoRa in an E-Paper Gadget
M5Stack has launched the PaperMono, a compact gadget built around an E-Paper display and powered by an ESP32 microcontroller with LoRa wireless connectivity. The combination of low-power e-paper and long-range radio makes it suited for battery-powered projects like dashboards, sensors and remote displays. Tech watchers are highlighting it as a versatile option for makers building off-grid or low-energy devices.
- 5Rose Williams Plays Honeypot Flora in HBO's 'War'▼Who Plays Honeypot Flora on the HBO show ‘War’? Meet Rose Williams
Actress Rose Williams is drawing attention for her role as Honeypot Flora on HBO's series 'War'. Viewers searching for the actor behind the character have found that Williams, a British actress known for previous period drama roles, plays the part. Coverage introducing her to the new audience has been circulating as the show gains viewers.
- 6Applegreen opens first Colorado travel plaza on E-470▼Applegreen opens first Colorado travel plaza as part of $70M E-470 expansion
Ireland-based motorway services operator Applegreen has opened its first travel plaza in Colorado, part of a $70 million development along the E-470 toll road in the Denver area. The opening marks Applegreen's expansion into the US travel plaza market, with the E-470 project bringing new fuel, food and rest facilities to drivers on the toll corridor.
- 7Denver Men's Golf Finishes Fifth at Colorado Invitational▼Denver Men’s Golf Finishes Fifth at Mark Simpson Colorado Invitational
The University of Denver men's golf team placed fifth at the Mark Simpson Colorado Invitational. The result adds to the Pioneers' fall season record as the program continues building momentum in regional college golf. Details on individual scores and the winning team were not included in the initial report.
- 8Strasburg educator Merci Ames named Colorado Teacher of the Year▼Strasburg science teacher and basketball coach Merci Ames named Colorado’s 2027 Teacher of the Year
Merci Ames, a science teacher and basketball coach in Strasburg, Colorado, has been named the state's 2027 Teacher of the Year. The honor recognizes her work in the classroom and her role mentoring students as a coach, drawing attention to educators in small rural communities across Colorado.
- 9Snow blankets Pikes Peak as storm moves across Colorado●Snow blankets Pikes Peak as storm system moves across Colorado
A storm system moving across Colorado has covered Pikes Peak in snow, the Denver Post reports. The early snowfall on the 14,000-foot summit comes as the system sweeps over the state, and residents are sharing photos of the white-capped peak. It is not yet clear how much snow fell or whether further accumulation is expected.
- 10Colorado halts lethal removal of problem wolves▼Colorado halts lethal removal of problem wolves, sparking rural outcry
Colorado wildlife officials have stopped killing wolves that repeatedly attack livestock, a policy shift that has drawn sharp criticism from rural communities and ranchers who say it leaves them without protection for their herds. Supporters of the wolf reintroduction program welcome the move, while opponents demand the state restore lethal control options.
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Melissa Hart, a former justice of the Colorado Supreme Court, has died, according to a report from Colorado. News of her death is spreading across US outlets, with readers remembering her tenure on the state's highest court. Details about her age, cause of death, or when her service on the court ended have not yet been made public in initial reporting.
- 12Thousands of legal immigrants in Colorado lose Medicaid coverage▼Thousands of legal immigrants in Colorado lose Medicaid coverage as SNAP changes roll out too
Thousands of legally present immigrants in Colorado are losing their Medicaid coverage, with cuts to SNAP food assistance benefits rolling out at the same time. The changes affect people who are in the United States lawfully, prompting concern among advocates and families about access to health care and food support.
- 13Bear raids Colorado farmers' market for baked goods●Hitting the sweet spot: bear treats itself to baked goods at Colorado farmers' market https://www.theguardian.com/us-new
A black bear helped itself to baked goods at a farmers' market in Colorado, according to a Guardian report dated 1 October 2026. The animal was reportedly drawn to the sweets on sale. The light-hearted wildlife story is being shared widely as a charming animal news item.
- 14Colorado River shrinks as Lake Mead hits historic lows●The Colorado River is shrinking. What happens next? Lake Mead is at its lowest level since it was filled nearly 90 years
The Colorado River continues to shrink, with Lake Mead at its lowest level since it was filled nearly 90 years ago and Lake Powell also at a historic low. The crisis raises urgent questions about water supplies for Nevada, Arizona, California and Mexico, and about how the seven US states that depend on the river will negotiate future cuts. Observers warn that prolonged drought and overuse are pushing the river's major reservoirs toward critically low levels.
- 15Guide to the 2026 Colorado midterms in Larimer County●Your guide to the 2026 Colorado midterm election in Larimer County
The Coloradoan has published a guide to the 2026 midterm election for voters in Larimer County, Colorado. The piece lays out what residents need to know ahead of the vote, covering local races and voting logistics. It comes as Colorado voters begin turning their attention to the midterm cycle, with local outlets helping residents navigate registration, ballots and contested seats in the county.
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