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Denver Housing Authority Unveils First All-Electric Multifamily Residence in Sustainability Push
In a notable stride toward sustainability, the Denver Housing Authority (DHA) has pioneered its first fully electric multifamily residence, a coming-together of civic bodies and energy specialists that speaks directly to future-facing housing. The project, which covered 17 units at DHA's Dispersed West Public Housing, axed gas furnaces and heaters in favor of energy-efficient, electric heating and cooling systems, according to the City of Denver.
Denver Broncos roster cuts tracker: Live updates before cut day
Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton has made it clear over the course of the offseason that the primary goal of training camp is to arrive at the correct 53 players for the active roster. A lot of factors go into that, but for a young team like the Denver Broncos, picking the 53-man roster will involve a combination of considering the best way to beat Seattle in Week 1 and which players could end up being part of the team's foundation down the road.
Students who endured racist hate while talking to City Council now have their yurt
A few months ago, a group of elementary school students from Monarch Montessori in Montbello came to the Denver City Council to ask for expanded classroom space and improved pedestrian safety. Instead, the students, two of whom are Black, faced racist language and insults from an unidentified person disrupting the...
Denver’s Strategy For ‘Pay-As-You-Throw’ Trash Still Needs Work
The city’s plans for residential trash, recycling, and compost services still lack strategy and responsiveness to residents, according to the recent follow-up report from Denver Auditor Timothy O’Brien. “We’ve continued to hear from a lot of residents in the past 18 months who have concerns about their trash...
Let's talk business in Pueblo: Real estate's slow sales, new credit union to open and more
Despite a small 9% increase in home sale listings posted in July, pending sales are down 17.8% when compared with July 2023. There is "not much improvement in the overall Pueblo real estate market," said Dave Anderson, spokesperson for the Pueblo Association of Realtors. "High interest rates, cost of living, employment concerns, and poor...
Pueblo East puts the clamps on Fort Morgan in season opener
The Pueblo East football team opened up the season on Friday night against Fort Morgan. The Eagles pitched a shutout as they won 35-0. The post Pueblo East puts the clamps on Fort Morgan in season opener appeared first on KRDO.
State lawmakers visit Pueblo Care and Share Food Bank amid funding cuts
PUEBLO, Colo. (KRDO) - Southern Colorado’s largest food bank distribution center is facing funding cuts. This comes as food insecurity continues to grow. In hopes of combating that, state lawmakers met Friday at the Care and Share Pueblo Distribution Center. Over the last year, the food bank provided more...
Pueblo needle exchange ban struck down by judge; Colorado ACLU declares victory
The city of Pueblo's controversial ordinance banning syringe exchange programs was struck down by a Pueblo District Court judge on Aug. 22. Syringe exchange programs, also referred to as needle exchange programs, will be allowed to continue distributing clean syringes without interference from the city of Pueblo. Access Point Pueblo at 807 N. Greenwood Ave. and the Southern Colorado Harm Reduction Association at 1249 E. Routt Ave. are the two syringe exchange programs operating in the Steel...
Alamosa city council moves toward ban on sitting and lying in public
The Alamosa City Council will move forward on amending city codes that would effectively ban sitting or lying in public rights of way. Utilizing and mirroring similar action taken in Durango, police will no longer have to be required to ensure space is available at St. Benedict or La Puente to move a person from a right of way and ticket them.
Rooney: Bowl within sight, but CU Buffs could run gamut in 2024
The CU Buffs, under Coach Deion Sanders, are set for a pivotal 2024 season with expectations for improvement after a tumultuous 2023 season that ended 4-8. With a roster overhaul largely completed, key players like quarterback Shedeur Sanders and all-around talent Travis Hunter signal a chance for the Buffs to contend for a bowl bid, needing a 6-6 record to qualify. However, inconsistency and injuries remain challenges, making predictions unpredictable—ranging anywhere from a solid 8-4 to another disappointing 4-8 finish. Winning early rivalry games against Nebraska and Colorado State will be critical to build momentum before facing the rigors of the Big 12. If they can establish a stronger offensive line and provide Sanders the support he needs, the outlook could brighten significantly.
9Preps week zero: Valor Christian takes down Pine Creek
HIGHLANDS RANCH, Colo. — The 9Preps Game of the Week will be making its return next week as the high school football season rolls in Colorado. Ahead of week one, Valor Christian hosted Pine Creek and dominated their opponent, 31-14. Valor receiver, Cash Spence caught for over 150 yards in his senior debut, and the defense held Pine Creek to one offensive touchdown in the final minutes.
Woman arrested after high-speed chase leads to shooting with LCSO deputies
The Larimer County Sheriff's Office says a woman was taken into custody after being shot and injured following a police pursuit in Loveland. The woman who has been identified as 54-year-old Emily Louise Minugh of Berthoud, was pulled over by deputies of LCSO around 1:36 a.m., westbound just east of the intersection of Colorado State Highway 402 and I-25 on Tuesday. Deputies say they initiated a traffic stop on Minugh's 2007 Honda Accord Sedan for having a revoked Colorado driver's license, along with an active warrant for an arrest for failing to appear for DUI in a previous case with LCSO.Minugh failed...
Longmont’s Used Book Emporium eyes final chapter, as Oct. 15 closing looms
For nearly three decades, Used Book Emporium in downtown Longmont has welcomed customers from all walks of life in search of their next great read. A handwritten note on the local business’s entryway at 346 Main St. reads “Door Sticks — Push Hard.” However, it’s another sign on Used Book Emporium’s front door that really catches people’s attention; the one that says “Store Closing Oct. 15 — last day of business.”
'Dub Club' invades Castle Pines to cheer on Denver's Wyndham Clark
CASTLE PINES — "Let's go, Dub!" was loud and clear on the fifth hole of Castle Pines Golf Club. Denver native Wyndham Clark, who showed his Broncos fandom by wearing orange and blue on Saturday at the BMW Championship, had just made birdie and his cheering section of several hundred family and friends let him know they were there to support him. "We always have a good following at tournaments,...
Nick Saban Made His Thoughts on Deion Sanders, Shadeur Sanders Extremely Clear
Deion Sanders is entering his second season as the head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes football team. His son, Shadeur Sanders, will once again lead the charge under center in his second season as the starting quarterback. Despite the high-powered offense with arguably the best receiver in ...
College GameDay panel doesn't expect hijinks for Colorado football in Week 1
The entire Week 0 College GameDay panel chose Colorado football to take care of business in Week 1 against North Dakota State at Folsom Field. No hijinks are expected, even though analysts the world over are hoping to pounce on the narratives if Deion Sanders' Buffs were to lose to an FCS team.
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