MYSTERIOUS: 8 | Mind Blowing Facts

30 lions and tigers spent years in cramped concrete cages at a notorious Argentine zoo; they are now beginning a journey to sanctuaries where they can finally roam freely

Thirty lions and tigers from Argentina’s shuttered Lujan Zoo have begun a major relocation to wildlife sanctuaries in South Africa and the US. Led by Four Paws, the rescue involves moving 30 big cats that spent years in cramped cages and suffered health problems. The animals will now travel to…

The Times of India · Aug 17

The Second Largest U.S. Reservoir Hits Lowest Level Ever. It Is Close To Not Being Able To Generate Power.

Lake Powell, which is part of the crucial Colorado River system, has fallen to 3,519 feet.

International Business Times · Aug 17

Warning issued as water levels at US’ second-largest reservoir fall to record low

The water level at Lake Powell has fallen to a record low in another sign of crisis along the Colorado River

The Independent UK · Aug 16

Colorado mom gets her son ‘arrested’ by police after he refuses to take a first-day-of-school photo, with officer handcuffing him in hilarious prank

A Colorado mother found an unusual way to settle a familiar back-to-school disagreement after her fifth-grade son refused to take a first-day-of-school photograph. Keenesburg resident Amanda Stolz wanted to capture a traditional picture of her son Colton before he headed to school on Monday, August 10, but the youngster was…

The Times of India · Aug 14

A Rare Epilepsy-Related Death Can Be Easy to Miss, So One State Is Changing How Deaths Are Recorded

Colorado's Lincoln's Law took effect Aug. 12, requiring death certificates to name epilepsy when a death matches known or suspected SUDEP.

Medical Daily · Aug 14

Chris Watts Seeks Marriage From Prison 8 Years After Murdering His Pregnant Wife and Two Daughters

Chris Watts, serving life for murdering his family, seeks to marry Lizzie Henderson, who relocated to be near him. Their relationship has reignited interest in the infamous case.

International Business Times UK · Aug 13

'We still have Columbine, it's still a climbing race' - Lauren Stephens returns from last year's Leadville DSQ for attempt at victory 16 years in the making

'To race it last year was just so special, and this year I'm back to try to win' says three-time US gravel national champion about taking over Kate Courtney's title at Colorado race

Cycling News · Aug 13

You Are So Vain! Study Reveals the U.S. States Where Men Are Most Obsessed With Their Appearance

Men in Nevada, Colorado and California appear to be the most concerned about their appearance, according to a new nationwide study that analyzed online behavior, access to cosmetic services and fitness resources across the United States.

Latin Times · Aug 13

Rep. John Larson becomes the ninth U.S. House incumbent to lose a primary this year to a non-incumbent

Welcome to the Thursday, Aug. 13, 2026, Brew.

Ballotpedia · Aug 13

Colorado city uses 15-minute water data from smart meters to catch illegal lawn watering during drought

Aurora, Colorado, is using smart water meters to enforce drought rules as the city faces severe water shortages. The meters track water use throughout the day. This allows Aurora Water, the city’s municipal utility department, to identify lawns being watered outside the permitted schedule.

The Times of India · Aug 13