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Cowboys deal up aces to Mustangs
SANFORD – After opening the season with a five-set loss at La Veta on Friday, the Sanford High School volleyball team played at home for the first time on Saturday. The Lady Mustangs played Gunnison in the home opener, however, they were swept by the Cowboys. The scores were 25-19, 25-10 and 25-12.
New Study Finds Why Coloradans Are So Lonely
Colorado is home to many different communities that can offer people a great sense of belonging. In fact, places like Denver have been rated as one of the best cities in the country for being able to find a community to belong to. With that being said though, problems still...
Colorado Parks and Wildlife denies Middle Park stockgrowers’ request for chronic depredation permit after 8 sheep killed
Since wolves were released on the Western Slope, Colorado Parks and Wildlife has confirmed 15 cattle and nine sheep have been killed by wolves. Many of the depredations centered on a single ranch near Kremmling, owned by husband and wife, Conway and Nellie Farrell. To stop the killing of livestock,...
Can surviving a wildfire actually make a community stronger? This researcher says yes
Wildfires, like the ones that hit Colorado’s Front Range this summer, rip through communities. They torch homes and disrupt lives. But wildfires can also cause some surprising -- even uplifting -- things to happen. They strengthen the bonds between neighbors. They make people more resilient. And those stronger connections help people prepare for future emergencies. In fact, there’s a whole field of study that examines and documents those silver linings after a disaster.
Much drier weather ahead for southern Colorado, cooler temperatures into the weekend
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) - TUESDAY: An isolated storm or two will be possible later this evening, but most of us will stay dry today! Expect lots of sunshine and highs into the 80s and 90s. Enjoy!. WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY: Storm chances don’t go away completely, but things look dry for almost...
$44M in federal, Colorado funds spent on 28 electric buses, capping oil, gas wells
(The Center Square) – More than $44 million, including $31.7 million for electric buses, will be spent on projects announced by Colorado’s state and federal legislators. The Colorado Department of Transportation announced 28 electric buses and related infrastructure will be paid for with $15 million from the Colorado Clean Transit Enterprise board and $16.7 million from the Volkswagen Settlement Program. The settlement required Volkswagen to create a $2.9 billion fund after it admitted in federal court it installed technology to falsely report satisfactory reports of exhaust emissions on approximately 590,000 vehicles. The company also paid an additional $2 billion to build infrastructure for electric vehicle charging.
Colorado’s Endangered Species: 11 Animals Found On the List
Colorado is a great state for wildlife, but did you know our state is also home to an ever-growing list of endangered and threatened species? Colorado's endangered species list includes several animals that are also considered endangered on a national level. Keep reading to learn more about some of Colorado's...
Voting basics: How to vote in Colorado
Colorado voters have several options for voting in an election, given the state’s automatic mail ballot system and early in-person voting. All active registered voters in Colorado will receive a ballot in the mail ahead of the Nov. 5 election. County clerks will begin mailing ballots to voters on Oct. 11, though voters can request […]
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