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Wolves’ Toll on Colorado Livestock: Ranchers Push for Lethal Removal
The reintroduction of wolves in Colorado has been a hot-button issue across the state. Since they were reintroduced in 2023, there has still been a lot of passionate debate about whether or not it was a good idea. On one hand, wolves balance the ecosystem. On the other, wolves are creating many headaches for the livestock industry.
Colorado Unemployment Rates Rise to Highest Levels in Years
Here in Colorado, money has been getting tighter and tighter by the month for many people. Recently, it was found that Colorado is one of the hardest states to save money in the entire country. In a study done by Forbes Advisor, Colorado ranked as the 9th worst state to save money.
Colorado Schools Set to Implement AI This Year
All around Colorado, school is getting kicked off for another year after another long summer. As it would turn out, Coloradans are some of the most educated people in the entire country. Out of all the school districts here in Colorado, the one that Niche.com considers to be the best...
Colorado Newsline wins 6 awards in Colorado Press Association contest
Colorado Newsline earned six awards in the 2023 Colorado Press Association Better News Media Contest, the results of which were announced during a ceremony Saturday at the Colorado Press Association’s annual convention. Newsline’s haul included two first-place nods. Reporter Lindsey Toomer won first place in the best social justice or equity reporting category. Editor Quentin Young […]
Good News: Violent Crime in Colorado is Going Down
Here in Colorado, crime has become an issue for concern as of late. Axios recently created a study that looked to find what Coloradans find to be the state’s biggest issues. When it came to the subject of crime, 59% of respondents said that it was either an extremely or very serious problem.
Four Colorado Teens Create Innovative ‘Project Deer’ Device
Over the past 10 years, approximately 3,300 wildlife collisions have been reported to the Colorado Department of Transportation each year, with another 2,000 to 4,000 collisions that go undocumented. Most wildlife vs. vehicle accidents on Colorado's roadways involve deer and elk. These types of collisions are not uncommon elsewhere in...
BMW Championship Hole of the Day: No. 14
Each round of the BMW Championship, The Denver Gazette will pick the most impactful hole at Castle Pines Golf Club:. Notable: It was one of the easiest holes on the course, but Keegan Bradley may have secured the win on the long par 5. Bradley pushed his drive well right into the trees and looked to be in a tough spot. He was able to get out of trouble and advance the ball down the fairway, leaving himself 127 yards to the hole. Bradley went on to make par and held on for the rest of the round. His two closest competitors, Ludvig Åberg and Sam Burns, made bogey on the hole.
Colorado Buffaloes 2024 College Football Season Preview
As soon as Deion Sanders was named head coach of the Colorado football program, the media circus began in Boulder. Expectations skyrocketed and the campus of the University of Colorado was the coolest place to be seen or watch a game a year ago. However, despite starting the season 3-0 including a road win at national champion runner-up, TCU, the Buffaloes won just one game the rest of the season which was a win at Arizona State (27-24) on Oct. 7. After a busy offseason which saw 51 players leave in the transfer portal and 42 players join the squad, coach Sanders is ready for Year 2 in Boulder as the Buffaloes return to the Big 12 Conference after leaving in 2012.
A local dog was rescued after he was shot and on the run for five months
A stray dog that's evaded officials for at least five months, who's been described as a "ninja," and who was allegedly shot in the face, has finally been rescued. Late last week, Denver Animal Protection issued a notice that a white dog, probably an Australian Shepherd, had been seen in Athmar Park. They'd been after it since April, lead officer Jenna Humphreys told us, and they got word last Thursday that it had been injured.
One of Fort Collins’ Favorite Distilleries Will Close For Good
Unfortunately, another business will be hanging up a closed sign and close their doors for good in Fort Collins. It is incredibly sad because we know that this business was a favorite amongst Northern Coloradans. I know for sure that it was one of my favorite places to visit. CopperMuse...
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