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Southeast Colorado High School Volleyball Schedules – August 22-31, 2024
How high will insurance rates rise next year in Colorado’s High Country?
Coloradans enrolling in individual health insurance plans for 2025 could see an average premium rate increase of around 5%, according to the preliminary health insurance premium rates proposed by Colorado’s health insurance companies. Small-group employers could see an average premium increase of around 8%. Colorado’s Department of Regulatory Agencies’...
Western Colorado is Expected to See More Rain
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) - Western Slope Rain This Morning & Afternoon:. Live radar shows lingering precipitation over the state of Colorado this morning. The Western Slope will briefly clear up around midday. By the afternoon, scattered cloud coverage will return. With the return of cloud coverage, strong wind, rain, and thunder are possible.
Legendary QB John Elway Now Has One Less Steakhouse in Colorado
Every now and again, Coloradans like to hit up an upscale steakhouse; maybe for an anniversary, a special birthday, or "popping the question." John Elway has announced you can no longer do any of that at his legendary joint. John Elway will always be a legend when it comes to...
San Juan Water Commission receives storm damage report
The San Juan Water Commission held an in-person meeting Wednesday at the San Juan Water Commission office building, 7450 E. Main St., in Farmington. The commission received a detailed, photo-packed presentation about the damage caused by wind and rain in the June 21 storm. Another presentation focused on the Farmington Lake Dam Raise Feasibility Study and Rehab Design Update.
Art, Music + Fungi at Telluride Colorado’s Upcoming Mushroom Festival
For nearly 44 years, the picturesque mountain town of Telluride, Colorado has hosted what is known as "the largest wild mushroom happening in North America," a celebration known as the Telluride Mushroom Festival. LOOK: Telluride Colorado Mushroom Festival |. The festival, taking place this year from August 14 through 18,...
Single-use plastic asked ‘to-go' in Telluride
If you frequent local restaurants and businesses in Telluride, you may notice something missing: single-use plastic. “Mainly what’s changing is related to food service and things related to food service. But it’s not solely that,” said Darin Graber, Sustainability and Grant Administrator for the Town of Telluride. “It also applies to some things you might not expect. Toothpicks can’t be wrapped in single-use plastic, and cotton swabs with plastic stems are prohibited under this ordinance.”
Single-Day Ticket Release on August 21 at 10 am (MST)
Great news! A limited amount of Friday, Saturday, and Sunday tickets will be released on Wednesday, August 21 at 10 am (MST). Join us for the special 30th year of Telluride Blues & Brews Festival. Our lodging partners are also offering some great last minute lodging deals! It’s the perfect...
Fun, Weird, Labor Day Weekend Getaway In New Mexico
If you're looking for something fun and different to do this Labor Day Weekend, this New Mexico event is an easy drive from El Paso. Santa Fe, New Mexico is about a 4.5 hour drive from El Paso. It's a beautiful, relatively small city that's home to the oldest state capitol in the country, the oldest house in the USA and only 25 miles from one of the holiest sites in the world. (Check 'em out below.)
Record-Breaking Heat Persists Across New Mexico with Highs Near 100°F
Albuquerque, NM — New Mexico is set to experience a stretch of extreme heat this week, with temperatures reaching near-record levels across much of the state. The National Weather Service in Albuquerque has issued warnings for several regions as temperatures are expected to soar into the upper 90s and low 100s through Wednesday.
"Nature does not care about your safety and will kill you" – hiker on spiritual retreat lost for 4 days after being encouraged to leave phone behind
Participants on the retreat had reportedly been encouraged to fast during the backcountry retreat, and leave their devices behind
Swimming; A look into the history and the ongoing struggles for access and equality
Going to the pool and accessing Colorado’s open waters is a summer treat, but kids and adults of color face historical and modern barriers that keep them out of the water – and put them at higher risk of drowning. Swimming pools were often a battleground for civil rights.
Disabled music fans in Colorado are still fighting venues for equal access
Kirstin Kurlander Garcia loves going to concerts, from Planet Bluegrass shows in Lyons to Red Rocks Amphitheatre. She’s also a big sports fan, and has seen games at Ball Arena, where her beloved Colorado Mammoth play lacrosse. But as a deaf person, she often has to fight for basic...
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