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Here’s a way-too-early forecast for Colorado’s 2024-25 winter season
Early forecasts are providing hints at how the 2024-25 winter season may shake out in Colorado. This week, several ski areas announced opening dates, including Keystone Resort, Vail Mountain, and Steamboat Resort. While nothing about the upcoming season is certain, confidence is building for the return of La Niña, the...
Healthy Kids: Back-to-school tips for students with autism
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) - According to the Colorado Department of Education, about 1 in 59 young children in the state have Autism Spectrum Disorder, also known as ASD. A change in routine when going back to school can be challenging for these students. "Kids with Autism Spectrum Disorder struggle...
Results of the 2024 Cat’s Classic
ALAMOSA – The Cat’s Classic motocross races returned to the valley Sunday at Sutak Raceway with several riders from Colorado, New Mexico and Wyoming competing. Here are the winners in each division. Modern Open Intermediate – Derek Lucero, Alamosa (race 1&2) Modern Open Expert – Louis Gallegos,...
Colorado dubbed the top state nationwide in terms of 'financial well-being'
Colorado ranks as one of the best states for financial wellbeing, according to a report from the Storage Cafe blog. The Centennial State leads the way in discretionary spending, and according to Storage Cafe it is likely because of higher household incomes and robust economic growth. Colorado came in first for the best mix of personal discretionary spending, and income and price index. According to Storage Cafe, incomes have risen...
Polis chooses competitors for State Fair’s Governor’s Plate
(COLORADO) — Governor Jared Polis announced on Monday, Aug. 19 the seven food trucks from across Colorado that have been selected to compete in the 2024 Governor’s Plate competition at the Colorado State Fair. Happening Tuesday, Aug. 27, seven chefs will compete for the prestigious Governor’s Plate and People’s Choice award. The returning champion, Stroke […]
Tribute goes up at Red Rocks to honor victims of speed-related crashes
One of our Colorado's most popular summer spots turned into a memorial on Monday. Crews from the Colorado Department of Transportation placed hundreds of signs that pay tribute to victims of speed-related crashes on some of the rows at Red Rocks Amphitheatre.CDOT crews placed 257 signs saying "Slow Down, Save Lives" on the seats, and they filled up three rows. Each sign has a heart on it and represents a life that was lost due to speeding last year. They aren't named, but the victims depicted in the signs range in age from 11 to 84."When you look at these signs,...
Colorado’s commercial vehicle chain law expanded to roads beyond I-70, starting September 1
Truckers should be prepared for new chain law requirements in Colorado this year. The post Colorado’s commercial vehicle chain law expanded to roads beyond I-70, starting September 1 appeared first on CDLLife.
APD report Aug. 9 to 16, 2024
James Trant, 70, of Ioloa, Texas was cited for careless driving. Jesus Gonzales Aceves, 80, of Alamosa was cited for careless driving. Kathy Matthews, 73, of Monte Vista was cited for careless driving causing bodily injury. Priscilla Pacheco, 82, of Del Norte was cited for careless driving,. Dennis Wood, 77,...
New Chick-fil-A Next To Colorado’s Blue Arena Opening Soon
When it comes to tasty fast-food fried chicken in Colorado, it's hard to beat Chick-fil-A, and that is why we're so excited for their newest location to finally be opening this month. New Chick-fil-A Location In Colorado Opening Soon. Not to date myself here, but I remember growing up and...
Urgent West Nile Alert: Colorado County Confirms First Human Case
Make sure to protect yourself and be vigilant, because there has officially been a confirmed case of West Nile Virus in Colorado. It is important to remember bug spray and other mosquito repellents because West Nile Virus is transmitted through infected mosquitos. West Nile virus has been reported in Colorado....
Is the high school sports officials shortage hitting a breaking point on the Western Slope?
Bill Beasley decided to become a referee while watching a basketball game almost three decades ago. “I told myself, ‘I can do that,'” the lifetime Eagle County resident said. “I’m the kind of person that, instead of complaining about it, I just join.”. Evidently, more people...
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