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CDOT reports increase of crashes in northern Colorado I-25 construction zone
The Colorado Department of Transportation is continuing to expand I-25 in the fastest-growing region in the state, Northern Colorado. The expansion of the interstate between Loveland and Fort Collins has been completed, and for months now the crews have been working to expand the lanes in both directions from Mead to Berthoud. However, as they have been doing so, CDOT reports drivers have experienced an increase in danger in that area, noting the number of crashes has increased in that stretch since the construction began. The shoulders of the roadway along those roadways are nearly eliminated due to cement barriers...
Colorado’s Endangered Species: 11 Animals Found On the List
Colorado is a great state for wildlife, but did you know our state is also home to an ever-growing list of endangered and threatened species? Colorado's endangered species list includes several animals that are also considered endangered on a national level. Keep reading to learn more about some of Colorado's...
As more schools ban cell phones, this is how it’s working at one Colorado school
Restrictions on students' cellphones are becoming more common in public schools across the country. Florida banned them statewide last year. Indiana's ban went into effect this school year, as does one in Los Angeles. Rachel Cohen from the Mountain West News Bureau visited a Colorado school in the first week of its new cellphone ban to see how it's working.
Another Popular Colorado Coffee Company Files for Bankruptcy
When it comes to retail and shop news here in Colorado, it’s felt like everything has been going wrong. For one, the future of places like Lucky’s Market in Fort Collins seems to be up for question, given that the land it sits on was recently sold. However,...
Dangerous Bacterial Infection Spreading Through Colorado
This summer has been a doozy when it comes to viruses and diseases, especially in Colorado. Fears of disease transmission began back in May when multiple cows were found to have bird flu, which was a major cause for concern since it has been at such a high risk of spreading recently.
Where does all the revenue from marijuana sales go in Denver?
Over a decade ago, Colorado voters approved Amendment 64 and legalized recreational marijuana. It has been 10 years since Colorado has been selling recreational marijuana, and many voters still wonder where the tax revenue goes.
This Is The Most Dangerous College Campus In Colorado
This week, universities and colleges all across Colorado are welcoming in new students for the new semester. While Colorado has many different great options when it comes to higher education, Colorado School of Mines stands out as the best, being the only one ranked in U.S. News’ Top 100.
8/27/24 Blog: An Immigrant Helping Others Succeed, and a March for Kids
RYAN SCHUILING POPS IN TO TALK GOP POLITICS Because Ryan is a native Michigander I was pretty sure he'd know how the Republican National Committee dealt with a leadership situation there very similar to the idiocy happening here in Colorado so he's on at 12:30 to talk about how that was resolved and what it might mean for the GOP here.
Omnia Acquires Great Roofing and Restoration
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Omnia Exterior Solutions, a portfolio company of CCMP Growth Advisors, announced its acquisition of Great Roofing and Restoration LLC of Westerville, Ohio, which offers roofing, siding, gutter and general contracting services in Ohio and Colorado. It is the sixth partnership in 2024 added to Omnia Exterior Solutions’ portfolio and the ninth since its launch in May 2023.
BARBWIRE BOB – 8-29-24
We’re proud to report we are award winners once again at the 146th Colorado Press Convention held at the Delta Marriott hotel at 120th in the Northglenn/Thornton neighborhood. A brand-new facility, the hotel was a good venue for the gathering of Colorado newspaper representatives. The Villager won 15 awards and the “Sweepstake Award for Excellence in Advertising.”
CLEER’s Energizing Climate Solutions summit brings ideas for green energy in rural communities to
Carbondale-based Clean Energy Economy for the Region, or CLEER, hosted a forum at the Aspen Meadows Resort focusing on green energy for rural communities. “Energizing Climate Solutions: Rural, Resort & Energy Transition Communities” brought climate policy experts together from around Colorado and the U.S., with the hopes of informing local policies on climate action.
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