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Colorado and Denver golf rounds continue to grow in 2024
Colorado golf rounds through June are up nearly 11 percent. The number of golf rounds in Colorado played this year through June rose nearly 11 percent over 2023, another sign that when the weather cooperates the region’s golf boom here is still loud. Spring in Colorado was golf-perfect weatherwise,...
Gold rush mines are a 21st century safety hazard. It may take Colorado decades to close them all.
This story originally aired on “Marketplace” on July 30. Mere feet from a prospect pit where miners dug for gold in the second half of the 19th century, bikers whizzed by on the Maryland Mountain trail system west of Denver. “This one is 15-to-16-feet deep with vertical walls....
CDPHE says additional dogs need quarantine following rabies exposure
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment says its investigation has revealed additional dogs will need a modified quarantine after potential rabies exposure at a July adoption event. Eleven puppies were euthanized last week after their littermate tested positive for rabies. The Colorado State University Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory has conducted tests on 12 puppies, resulting in two positive and three inconclusive results. The first positive was the known, infected puppy and was confirmed positive by the CDC.CSU Veterinary Diagnostic Lab sent the three inconclusive specimens and positive specimens to the CDC for further analysis. The CDC determined those specimens to...
Hiker's encounter with bear on popular trail prompts 20-hour search and rescue mission
A hiker's encounter with a black bear led to a 20-hour search and rescue mission in the area of Colorado's San Luis Valley this week. On the afternoon of August 12, Alamosa Volunteer Search and Rescue initiated a search for a missing hiker at about 3 p.m. in the area of Zapata Falls. The hiker had been with a partner, but the two had become separated, prompting the partner to report the situation to emergency services. ...
Psychedelic assisted therapy healing centers are coming to Colorado
On today’s Morning Magazine, you’ll hear about psychedelic-assisted therapy healing centers that are coming to Colorado – including right here in Boulder. Then, you’ll learn about Rocky Mountain challenges to our dependency on cars.
Things to Do: End-of-summer Festivals and Evening Concerts Fill August Calendar
Colorado summer is here, and there's so much to do. Food festivals, fairs and community gatherings galore entertain from the mountains to the plains and from small towns to our largest cities. Music fills every downtown gathering spot and park in Northern Colorado all summer. Greeley, Loveland, Windsor and Fort...
Stunning 'Rock House' property hits the market in Colorado boasting 'resort-like' design
A stunning property has hit the market in Colorado and it's one that those in love with the state's breathtaking landscape are sure to love. Located in Larkspur, the 2,432-square-foot home is aptly dubbed 'The Rock House,' nestled around a 45-foot-tall section of red-colored rock said to be about 200 million years old. "This resort-like home seamlessly blends modern mountain living with the organic nature of the stunning red rocks....
Skyhawks picked second in RMAC Preseason Coaches Poll
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – The Fort Lewis College men's soccer team has been voted to finish in second place this fall in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Preseason Coaches Poll, the league announced on Thursday. Fort Lewis checks in at number two following a historic 2023 campaign that saw...
VA Returns Mistakenly Buried ‘Unclaimed Veteran’ Back to His Family in Colorado
Under a wide, sunny Colorado sky at Pikes Peak National Cemetery, Kennedy Pugh took a big breath Thursday afternoon, bracing himself as members of the U.S. Air Force Honor Guard slid a gleaming silver casket out of a hearse. His brother, Alvin Pugh, was finally home. As Taps mournfully echoed...
Colorado cattle organizations rip governor, wildlife agency following wolf kills
Four Colorado cattle organizations sent a letter Thursday to Gov. Jared Polis and Colorado Parks and Wildlife Director Jeff Davis imploring the two to put a stop to the wolf depredations that have been plaguing ranchers in recent months. The Colorado Cattlemen’s Association, the state's largest livestock organization, along with the Middle Park...
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