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Louisville approves Redtail Ridge subdivison plans with multiple conditions
The Redtail Ridge development in Louisville – a 389-acre property north of U.S. 36 and west of Northwest Parkway – continues, after the Louisville City Council approved a final subdivision plat on a 5-1 vote with multiple conditions. The proposed new development is on the former Storage Technology...
Denver Water: Don't water your lawn at 5am Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Denver Water is asking its customers to switch their automatic timers to avoid watering at certain times. State of play: So many customers are watering their lawns at 5am Monday, Wednesday and Friday that it's taxing the system and threatening the limits of its locally stored water, the Colorado Sun reports.
10th Circuit reinstates malicious prosecution claim against ex-Denver DA employee
For the second time in four years, the federal appeals court based in Colorado has reinstated a claim of malicious prosecution against a former employee of the Denver District Attorney's Office whose allegedly false testimony caused the plaintiffs to be wrongfully arrested. Victoria Carbajal and Luis Leal first filed suit...
Cyclist found dead in creek along Colorado Springs trail
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) - Shortly before noon on Wednesday, the Colorado Springs Police Department (CSPD) received two 911 calls about a person who was found in Douglas Creek, along Sinton Trail. This is near Garden of the Gods Road. CSPD said good Samaritans had noticed the cyclist in the...
REI Co-op in Loveland to Celebrate Grand Opening
REI Co-op officially opens its new Loveland, Colorado store on Friday, Aug. 23. The specialty outdoor retailer invites the community to a three-day celebration filled with 30 outdoor brands, nonprofit partners, giveaways, music and more. Located at Centerra Marketplace, the approximately 23,000-square-foot store features various outdoor gear and apparel for...
Howell Construction Completes Shops at Olde Town Station
Howell Construction, in conjunction with developer Trammell Crow and architect Farnsworth Group, has completed Shops at Olde Town Station in Arvada. This project recreated an underutilized parking lot and is part of a larger mixed-use, transit-oriented development that includes the Marriott Residence Inn, a project also built by Howell Construction.
Shedeur Sanders could be forced to go against Deion Sanders wishes in 2025 NFL Draft
Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders is expected to go pro after next season, and for good reason. Shedeur has shown flashes of a first-round quarterback prospect in his last two years of college ball. While Colorado struggled to finish strong in year one under Coach Prime, Shedeur made the most...
Storm Track 3 Forecast: More overnight storms, temps climb toward the weekend
A fast-moving disturbance will spark the next round of storms over Colorado by this evening. Closer to sunset, this will track into western Kansas. A storm or two could be forceful enough for damaging downburst winds. This complex of heavy rain tracks east through the state overnight with the leftovers...
Local abortion fund forced to cut down on spending, due to increased demand; hear from a DNC protestor
On today’s Morning Magazine, as abortion continues to face challenges at the state and federal level, a local organization that helps cover medical costs and travel expenses is having to cut their spending due to never-before-seen demand. You’ll hear more about that provider, and what it could mean for abortion access for folks in Colorado, Texas, and other states. Then, you’ll hear from an on-the-ground protester in Chicago, outside the Democratic National Convention. We’ll wrap up with herbalist Brigitte Mars and her regular Wednesday feature, Naturally.
Former Super Bowl winning executive sounds off on the Denver Broncos
The Denver Broncos have turned into a fascinating team seemingly overnight, and this former NFL executive made his opinion loud and clear about the team. In my opinion, when a plethora of former NFL players, coaches, and executives are beginning to say similar things about a certain player or team, it'd be wise to listen.
Colorado’s latest geothermal report and regulations dig into the resource’s potential across the state
As Colorado deepens its interest in alternative, clean-energy resources, new regulations and a new report from its Energy and Carbon Management Commission are digging into how and where geothermal resources can be used. Following the directive of Gov. Jared Polis, who launched the “Heat Beneath our Feet” initiative during his...
How the bungled FAFSA rollout is impacting Colorado universities
On Sunday, Madi Duffy began moving her things into a freshman dorm at the University of Colorado Boulder. Move-in day has been a long time coming for Duffy, who wants to pursue a career in musical theater. “It's intense, kind of across the board, for musical theater. You have to...
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