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Colorado State Fair: Fun, thrills, and spectacles for all
(PUEBLO, Colo.) — The 152nd Colorado State Fair is underway in Pueblo and this year’s theme is “Colorful Colorado,” bringing a new attraction for 2024: the nightly drone show at 9:15 p.m. at the “Big Arena.” FOX21 News Reporter Carolynn Felling checked out the fair and experienced some of this year’s main attractions. The Paul […]
Promising Broncos rookie RB puts final nail in veteran's Denver tenure
If there was one truth about the Denver Broncos heading into the 2024 season, it was that they have a crowded backfield. Javonte Williams returns as the presumptive starter, Jaleel McLaughlin is primed for a big year, Samaje Perine is entering the final year of his deal, and two Broncos rookies Audric Estimé and Blake Watson aim to make room for themselves in the picture.
A Broncos-Rams trade to get the ball back to Bo Nix as quickly as possible
The Los Angeles Rams recently added a big-time linebacker to the trade block with very little time to go before the 2024 season kicks off. Gary Klein of the LA Times recently reported that the Rams were open to trading star linebacker, Ernest Jones. "The Rams informed Jones and his...
Fans call out NFL on CBS' 'amateur' new scorebug
CBS Sports’ new NFL scorebug might have, pardon the expression, a few bugs to work out. The new scorebug debuted during Super Bowl LVIII and drew mixed reviews, as some viewers liked it, while others hated it. But the scorebug got another showing in Sunday’s Denver Broncos-Arizona Cardinals game, and reviews trended more negative. CBS Read more... The post NFL fans having second thoughts about new CBS scorebug appeared first on Awful Announcing.
School bus aide pleads not guilty after video shows boy with autism getting hit
A former Littleton school bus aide pleaded not guilty Monday to all charges in connection with an assault case in which video shows a nonverbal boy with autism getting hit while riding the bus.
Alamosa police searching for 22 stolen Pride flags
ALAMOSA, Colo. (KKTV) - Police in Alamosa need the public’s help locating 22 Pride flags -- and arresting whoever took them. Twenty-five Pride flags were ripped from their posts across three blocks in Alamosa’s downtown district in the wee hours of Saturday morning. Police say they were alerted to the mass theft at 7:30 a.m.
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...
Colo. Republicans vote to oust leadership in meeting Williams calls 'fraudulent'
Attendees at two separate GOP meetings in Colorado on Saturday voted to remove several state party officers, including GOP Chair Dave Williams, who denounced the meeting as “fraudulent.”
Colorado lawmakers begin special session on property taxes
The Colorado Legislature begins an emergency special lawmaking term Monday to work out a policy compromise that is intended to reduce property tax rates and prevent a pair of larger tax-cut initiatives from appearing on the November ballot. The session will last until at least Wednesday. It is the second special session focused on property […]
Colorado's first multifamily housing units upgraded to all-electric
A coalition effort led by Energy Outreach Colorado has completed a first-of-its-kind multi-family electrification project, replacing gas-powered furnaces and water heaters with new climate-friendly technologies. Denver is experiencing its second hottest summer on record, and Luke Ilderton - executive director of Energy Outreach Colorado - said many income-qualified residents were...
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....
Tarantula invasion: Thousands swarm Colorado in annual mating ritual
As autumn approaches, southeastern Colorado becomes a hub of activity for thousands of male tarantulas embarking on a quest for love. This annual mating ritual, centered in La Junta, southeast of Denver, kicks off at the end of August and reaches its zenith in mid-September. The search for mates. Taking...
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