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Man Kills Mountain Lion With a Shovel in Colorado
A man was camping with his dog west of Canon City, Colorado in Fremont County had to kill a mountain lion last week according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife. The man told Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials that he was sitting outside his recreational vehicle on September 25, when a mountain lion approached him and his dog at the campsite.
CSPD searches for 2nd victim after Vermijo Park shooting
(COLORADO SPRINGS) — On Friday, Oct. 4, the Colorado Springs Police Department (CSPD) responded to a report of a shooting victim at Vermijo Park near Highway 24 and 26th Street. Officers found one victim, a suspect turned himself in, and a second victim was reported but not located, according to CSPD. CSPD said Officer Gehrke […]
Local Colorado Steak House Closing After Nearly 30 Amazing Years
Just when you think you've seen enough, another legendary locally owned and run restaurant in Colorado is leaving us for good after nearly three decades in business. Popular Local Colorado Steak House Closing Permanently. With 2024 starting to wrap up, it still feels like we're saying goodbye to more places...
Three suspects arrested with various stolen items, concealed weapons
(COLORADO SPRINGS) — The Colorado Springs Police Department (CSPD) said three suspects entered a store off Interquest Parkway, and two had concealed weapons that were thrown away while trying to run from officers. According to CSPD, on Thursday, Oct. 3 a little before 7 p.m. three suspects, later identified as 35-year-old Andrew McGee, 39-year-old Erin […]
8 bone-chilling ghost tours you'll find around Colorado
The Centennial State is home to many supposedly haunted locations, including hotels, cemeteries, and entire towns. As such, Colorado offers a variety of ghost tours that explore the state's history, legends, paranormal occurrences, and much more. Here are eight ghost tours found around Colorado that might just leave you with...
State agency didn't verify education credentials of now-discredited psychologist, custody evaluator
DENVER — State regulators did not independently verify the degrees claimed by a now-discredited psychologist who handled dozens of child-custody cases, 9NEWS Investigates has learned. Shannon McShane – also known by other names, including Shannon Terrell – had asserted that she’d earned a PhD at the University of Hertfordshire...
Will Colorado Be Seeing a New Hamburger Joint?
When it comes to dining out in Colorado, "burgers" is an easy option, as most people do enjoy a hamburger of some sort. There is a place that's been around since 1969 but hasn't comet to Colorado. Might that change?. We all get excited when there's a new In-N-Out, or...
CSFD releases cause of Colorado Springs apartment fire
(COLORADO SPRINGS) — The Colorado Springs Fire Department (CSFD) said investigators have determined the cause of a fire that happened in late September at The Vue at Spring Creek Apartments. According to CSFD, on Friday, Oct. 4, investigators said that the fire was determined to be accidental due to smoking materials. The apartment fire happened […]
3 Great Colorado Restaurants Listed Among Top 50 ‘Best’
Let's be honest: You probably haven't been in these three restaurants in Colorado; but that only means you need to give them a shot, because they're among the nation's best. The New York Times released its list of the "Best Restaurants in America" in September of 2024, and three of them are from the Centennial State; two from Denver, and one from the southern part of Colorado.
Check Out What Goes on Inside a Historic Colorado Marble Mine
If you know where to look, you can find numerous reminders of Colorado's rich history as a mining destination. The Pikes Peak Gold Rush saw droves of settlers move into the then-territory, which would later result in the establishment of coal, silver, and even marble mining operations. Colorado's Forgotten Past:...
Colorado Given Ridiculously Bad Crime Grade
While Colorado is still a fantastic place to live, it feels like the complaints people have with the place are starting to pile up. For one, everyone seems to be concerned about housing costs. According to a poll done by Axios, 89% of residents say it's an extremely or very serious problem.
Colorado Newspaper Makes Big Mistake Announcing Rivalry Winner
Despite being viewed by outsiders as a place designated for skiing, hiking, and the occasional trip to Red Rocks, Colorado also loves football. You Can Take a Trolley to a Pro Football Game in Colorado |. While many Coloradans have fond memories of the Denver Broncos winning back-to-back Super Bowls...
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