Today in History: July 30, India plunged into world’s biggest blackout
Three electric grids in India collapsed in a cascade, cutting power to 620 million people in the world’s biggest blackout.
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School district buying distressed Meridian office for 53% discount
The Douglas County School District is buying a distressed office building in Meridian to consolidate its administrative staff.
State declares tiny southeast Colorado town abandoned after infighting, resignations and a water crisis
Hartman, a tiny community in southeast Colorado, was declared abandoned Wednesday by the state after all of its elected officials resigned while the town faces water supply problems.
Takeaways from Anthony Fauci’s COVID-era diaries
Dr. Anthony Fauci’s private COVID-era diary became a focal point in a Senate hearing led by Sen. Rand Paul. Paul accuses Fauci of lying about COVID-19’s origins.
Investigation revealed ‘devastating’ reports of sexual misconduct at school supported by Epstein
An investigation has turned up allegations of sexual misconduct against nearly 50 people who were formerly affiliated with Interlochen Center for the Arts.
Country singer Megan Moroney cancels Ball Arena concert mid-set
Country singer Megan Moroney canceled her Ball Arena concert mid-set Tuesday night “due to illness,” according to the venue. The performance is rescheduled for Aug. 27.
Metro Denver firefighter seriously injured after fall during training
A metro Denver firefighter was taken to the hospital in critical condition after they fell during a training exercise, West Metro Fire Rescue officials said.
Western Slope winemaker — with Front Range tasting room — named ‘absolute best’ in Colorado
Bookcliff Vineyards, with wineries and tasting rooms in Boulder and Palisade, was named best winery in Colorado by Tasting Table.
70 years of St. Louis history is stuck in a Denver data center, PBS station claims
Nine PBS, in St. Louis PBS, is suing a Denver data center over access to its 70-year archive of programming.
Cyclospora boosts fears that worse foodborne outbreaks are ahead
Trump’s administration has slashed billions of dollars in public health funding.