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Longmont Police search for man suspected in series of rooftop burglaries
LONGMONT, Colo. — Longmont Police are looking for a man suspected in six rooftop burglaries in the city over the last couple of months, the Longmont Department of Public Safety said in a Facebook post Thursday. Longmont Police have identified William Caile, 31, who is believed to be connected...
Fire-breathing dragon set to spit flames at popular roadside attraction in Colorado
Many people have traveled from far and wide to see Colorado's Bishop Castle – but an upcoming event is set to let it be seen as few have seen it before. Located near Rye, Colorado, Bishop Castle is widely considered the country's largest one-man construction project. Construction of the 160-foot-tall structure has been ongoing since 1969, with Jim Bishop spending more than five decades turning the stone and metal structure into a must-see roadside stop. ...
Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes try to turn hype into wins as they move into the Big 12
BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes have changed conferences, coordinators and their offensive line (again). They’ve also changed up their uniforms. What hasn’t changed — the fanfare that follows the team. No matter their record, the Buffaloes remain at the center of the college...
Consumers are more tolerant when algorithms drive price discrimination
Senior and student discounts don’t tend to be controversial, but mortgage concessions that favor males over females, “pink taxes” on women’s personal care items and dating apps that charge older users higher fees can spark outrage among consumers. Price discrimination, when companies charge different prices for...
Gultra Fire fully contained and Kroger sues FTC
The Gultra wildfire burning in Clear Creek Canyon west of Golden has grown to over 200 acres. U.S. 6 remains closed, and fire officials will evaluate reopening it today. As of last night, the fire was 60% contained. According to the Jeffco Sheriff’s Office, there is no anticipation of any...
Move over Sundance! Berthoud holds private screening for indie film
Two years after filming in Berthoud, “Finding the Zone,” an indie film written, directed and produced by Elan Milkes held a private screening at Grace Place last Friday. “Making a feature film is quite a challenge,” Milkes said to about two hundred people gathered in the auditorium at Grace Place. “Especially wearing many, many hats with how our production was built. And I couldn’t have done it all without all of you so thank you so much for being here.”
Volleyball ready for season opener and move to 4A
The pre-season tryouts and scrimmages are over. The roster is set. On Thursday, Aug. 22 the varsity volleyball team at Berthoud High School will face off against Loveland rival, Mountain View High School. Coach Hayden Sweet, in her third year as head coach, said, “In some ways, you could say...
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