Heat & Safety: A First Alert Weather Day is in effect for dangerous triple-digit heat along the I-25 corridor Sunday into Monday, with a cold front expected to bring relief Tuesday. Violence in Denver: Police arrested a suspect after four people were stabbed Saturday evening in Denver’s North Sherman Street area; investigators say injuries were not life-threatening. Colorado Springs Shooting Probe: Authorities are investigating a possible shooting near Prospect Lake that left one person seriously injured; suspects fled on foot and by car. NCAA Eligibility Fight: A federal judge in Denver blocked the NCAA’s “five for five” eligibility plan, ruling Colorado’s high school class of 2022 athletes can play a fifth season—setting up more legal chaos. Colorado River Update: The Bureau of Reclamation released a final plan for post-2026 operations, using an adaptive framework through 2036 for Lake Powell and Lake Mead. Wildfire Response: Gov. Polis extended disaster emergencies for multiple wildfires and says more than 1,900 firefighters and nearly 40 aircraft are working across the state. Local Impact: Colorado lawmakers added language to prioritize Colorado-based local media in state advertising spending. Community Health: Fort Collins is rolling out Colorado’s first Hands-Only CPR training kiosk at the Museum of Discovery. 150th Birthday Moments: Pikes Peak set a Guinness World Record by having 285 people simultaneously dunk doughnuts into coffee. Sports: Rockies look to complete a sweep vs. the Royals as Seth Lugo faces Kyle Freeland; Denver’s soccer team also notched a late win over Austin.