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Autumn on hold? Southern Colorado could see an extended summer
(SOUTHERN COLORADO) — With September approaching, some might be wondering when do we see more fall-like weather. New data shows that it might be longer than you think. On average, we dip into the 70s by September 15th and get to the 60s by mid-October. However, data from the Climate Prediction Center (CPC) shows that […]
Transforming homes one heat pump at a time
Money is available, but does Colorado have the necessary workforce?. After James Warren and Hayley Schroeder bought their 1,500-square-foot house west of downtown Denver in October 2023, they set out to reduce their energy footprint. First came an audit by Xcel Energy. The attic of the 1950s-era house had virtually...
Colorado oil and gas operator won't pay millions in fines if it agrees to cease operations in the state
HIGHLANDS RANCH, Colo. — Prospect Energy, an oil and gas operator that owes $1.7 million fines, will not have to pay, partly because the company told state regulators it can't afford it. In exchange for payment, the Highlands Ranch-based company has agreed to stop doing business in Colorado. The...
Colorado Mill Dog Rescue Group Holds Event to Spread Awareness
Countless charitable organizations across Colorado are actively doing good things and for animal lovers, nothing quite tugs at the heartstrings like a good cause dedicated to pets. Colorado Has Three Dogs Aiding in Fighting Wildfires |. One such organization known as the National Mill Dog Rescue recently held an event...
Valley Youth Orchestra enters 25th season; Auditions coming up
DELTA, Colo. (KREX) – It’s been a quarter of a century since Valley Youth Orchestra (VYO) started and it looks like the nonprofit has no sign of slowing down. VYO, which creates orchestra experiences for young musicians from Delta, Montrose, Mesa and Ouray counties, will hold auditions on Saturday for the 2024-25 season at the Delta Family Center, 822 Grand Ave. Auditions are for kids ages 8 to 18 who have one year of private instruction.
Broncos adding players' family room to stadium after poor NFLPA grade
In their NFLPA report card following the 2023 season, the Denver Broncos were given a “D+” grade for their treatment of families. The biggest complaint players had was that there was no family room at the stadium, something that 20 other NFL teams provide for players on game days.
Vote for your 2024 Fort Collins-area high school football Preseason Player of the Year
More than 30 players are on the ballot for the 2024 Coloradoan Fan’s Choice Preseason Football Player of the Year. Who do you think is the top football player in the Fort Collins area entering the 2024 season? The nominated players include athletes from the Coloradoan's players to watch lists for the 2024...
The Denver Broncos having the longest Super Bowl odds is crazy
The Denver Broncos having the longest Super Bowl odds in the NFL right now is downright crazy. And perhaps, maybe even a little insulting. One popular sportsbook lists the Broncos at +30000 to hoist the Lombardi Trophy this season, or a 300-1 shot. The next worst is the Carolina Panthers at 250-1, The New England Patriots at 180-1 and the New York Giants and Tennessee Titans are both at 150-1.
Panthers waive Lamar Jackson; Commanders sign ex-Broncos linebacker
A pair of former Denver Broncos defenders made headlines on Monday. Lamar Jackson (not that one) was waived by the Carolina Panthers with an injury designation. If he clears waivers, Jackson will revert to Carolina’s injured reserve list. Jackson, 26, played cornerback for the Broncos in 2022, breaking up two passes in three games. He was waived during free agency in 2023 and later joined the Panthers’ practice squad. Elsewhere, the Washington Commanders signed ex-Denver linebacker Justin Hollins. Hollins, 28, was picked by the Broncos in the fifth round of the 2019 NFL draft out of Oregon. He was waived during roster cuts in 2020 and landed with the Los Angeles Rams. Hollins spent time with three other teams after the Rams before joining the Commanders this week. To wrap up, we have two more bits of housekeeping on ex-Denver players: safety Caden Sterns received $1.055 million from the Panthers and cornerback Essang Bassey got $1.125 million from the Detroit Lions.
Colorado Springs Utilities to propose rate increases and changes to how customers are charged for electricity
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) - Colorado Springs Utilities will be proposing its 2025 budget this week along with how customers will pay different rates for electricity. In a news release issued on Monday, Colorado Springs Utilities explained the 2025 proposed budget of $1.8 billion is 21 percent more than the 2024 approved budget, with capital projects making up about 34 percent of the budget. Click here for more on the projects from Colorado Springs Utilities.
Denver business leader Donald Sturm dies at 92
The banker, philanthropist, early developer of Cherry Creek and Colorado Business Hall of Fame inductee Donald Sturm died Saturday. He was 92. Sturm was born in Brooklyn on Jan. 10, 1932 and attended the City College of New York before he was drafted into the army. He moved to Denver...
5 Broncos players on the roster bubble heading into preseason finale
The Denver Broncos already have just one preseason game left to play in 2024 before they get ready for their Week 1 regular season opener in Seattle, and just one preseason game left on the slate means big roster decisions are looming. As different competitions around the roster have started...
Bowles Crossing adds six tenants
Bowles Crossing shopping center in Littleton announced Monday the addition of six new retail tenants, including three restaurants — Café Rio, Houston TX Hot Chicken and Detroit-style pizza shop Via 313. The other newcomers are Color Me Mine, Party City and Floor & Décor. Color Me Mine,...
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