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Heed Caution: Colorado River Flow at High Levels + Dangerous
Over the weekend (June 2024) a young girl fell off a raft in the Grand Junction stretch of the Colorado River. While enjoying the Colorado River is a wonderful thing to do, please be aware that the river is flowing at high levels and extremely dangerous. **The content below originated...
You Can’t Own Any of These Dangerous Weapons in Colorado
One thing is true about Coloradans, we love our guns. A vast majority of gun owners in Colorado use their firearms for hunting, personal protection isn't too far behind. What makes a weapon "dangerous"? Probably the simple fact that it can do serious bodily harm. However, some weapons don't belong in the public's hands. This could be that they're too dangerous for use by the untrained, or the government deems them not applicable for personal use.
One of Colorado’s Favorite Attractions to Shut Down This Summer For A Year
Summer is here and many of us in Colorado are making plans. There are countless places to explore in our great state. At times it can be overwhelming. Being overwhelmed by having too many options is not the worst problem to have. Unfortunately, we have to keep tabs on whether...
Are Coloradans Faking Disabilities for Nicer Airport Experiences?
There's no question that traveling via plane is not what many would consider a pleasant experience. Sure, it's not so bad once you're in the air, watching a movie and relaxing, but going through the airport is never anything less than a headache. Explore Denver International Airport + Conspiracies |
3 Fisher-Price Adventure People Sets We All Wanted
You may have caught our recent nostalgic "rabbit hole dive" on some of our favorite Fisher-Price Little People sets. It seems we've struck a chord, as many of you responded with fond memories, saying things like, "Oh wow, those were the best!" and some of you likely headed to eBay to buy some for ... your nephew. That's it, your nephew. Yeah, that's the ticket.
June 7-9, 2024 in Colorado is the Most Perfect Time to Adopt a Dog
Having a dog as part of the family in Colorado is almost a "given;" it seems like a majority of homes in the state have a "fur baby." If you've been thinking about adding to your family in that way, the second weekend of June is the time to do so. It could be your very first weekend with your newest family member, getting acquainted with one another as summer gets underway.
Colorado’s Biggest Food And Music Festival Is Finally Here
While some in Colorado look at Memorial Day Weekend as the unofficial kickoff to summer, others look to this longstanding Colorado event as the kickoff to warmer weather and summer fun. That event is finally here, let's go!. Huge Colorado Food And Music Festival Kicks Off Summer 2024. If you've...
Colorado Homeowners Should Brace for More Insurance Increases
Owning a home is part of the American Dream... It can also be a nightmare. One of the requirements of owning a home is carrying homeowners insurance on your property. When we first bought our house a couple of years ago, we thought the annual rates for our homeowner's insurance were not so bad.
Rocky Mountain National Park Implements Permanent Timed Entry
The implementation of timed entry at Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado will now be permanent. The timed entry system into one of the best national parks in the United States happened in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic as a pilot program to mitigate the crowds will be in place permanently according to the National Parks Service press release. The timed entry into Rocky Mountain National Park in the summer months is said to help manage day-use visitor access, protect the park's resources, promote safety, and maintain a positive visitor experience.
2 Colorado Companies are Announcing Massive Layoffs
In Colorado, there have been plenty of closures that have left employees out of work. Many of them have come from big box retail stores. In fact, Colorado is a leader in the country for store closures in general. The state is experiencing the largest decline in brick-and-mortar stores in the country, leaving many people jobless.
94.3 The X Sits Down With Sean Van Vleet from Blame My Youth
Recently, we sat down with Sean Van Vleet, who is the principal songwriter and vocalist for the fantastic music project, Blame My Youth. Their song, "The Break", has become a new favorite amongst 94.3 The X listeners, and has been frequently featured in our "New Music Discovery" section. Originally coming...
Check Out This Rustic Riverside Cabin in Glen Haven, Colorado
Colorado's real estate market ranges from mega-mansions overlooking the mountains to charming log cabins in the woods. Whether a buyer is searching for a starter home, a rental property, or their forever residence, the list of available places to live is always changing in the Centennial State. For Sale: Rustic...
Every State Where Salmonella Infested Produce is Being Recalled
A common produce item is being recalled in several states due to a "Salmonella risk." The Food and Drug Administration this week published a recall notice for produce believed to be contaminated with Salmonella. The FDA describes Salmonella as "an organism that can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems."
Less Itch: Effective Strategies To Repel Mosquitoes In Colorado
The most dangerous creature in North America will soon be on the hunt throughout the Centennial State. These stealthy blood-suckers don't care if you are Front Range or Western Slope, they are hungry and ready to feed in Grand Junction. With all the great outdoor activities in the Centennial State...
30 Worst Cities to Be a Mail Carrier Thanks to Attacking Dogs
Dogs attacking mail carriers has been a go-to trope when someone wants to have a laugh at the expense of the U.S. Postal Service. There are even dog biscuits and toys made to look like mail carriers. While the situation seems comical to those of us who don't haul heavy...
Diseased and Dangerous ‘Rabid Bat’ Found at Popular Fort Collins Park
When you bring your family, friends, and yourself to a Colorado park, you want to ensure you are safe. When we think about safety regarding parks we typically think about crime. We often forget about natural factors when it comes to enjoying ourselves at our favorite park. You might want...
This Week’s Larimer County Colorado’s Most Wanted: Samantha Scraggs
Northern Colorado law enforcement agencies work hard each day and night to keep our cities and towns safe. Whether they are assisting citizens or fighting crime, their jobs are anything but easy. One of their challenges is tracking down suspects on the Most Wanted list. The Larimer County Sheriff's Office...
WARNING: Look Out for This Dangerous Plant in Colorado
In Colorado, our nature is some of, if not the most beautiful in the entire country, and we take major pride in that fact. However, there’s plenty of times where nature isn’t so pretty. There’s plenty of dangerous animals out there that you might need to protect yourself...
Viral Moose, Chihuahua Encounter is the Love Story We Need This Summer
Love happens when you least expect it. A viral encounter between a moose and chihuahua in the yard of a home in Alaska is winning the hearts of social media. TikTok user @imnotsoanonymous shared a video late last month that featured her 6-pound chihuahua roaming her fenced-in yard. The little dog begins to bark as viewers see a massive moose walk into the shot.
Why Is It Impossible for Coloradans To Spell This Word?
We all have a few words that we do not know how to spell. Autocorrect is a lifesaver for many of us in Colorado. Okay, lifesaver is a dramatic word. But many of us rely on it. I rely on autocorrect too often. That is why I can never spell the word restaurant correctly on my own.
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