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Colorado outfitter worries about wolves' effect on elk population — and his business
While ranchers whose livestock graze the lands of northern Colorado immediately west of the Continental Divide worry about depredating wolves, one outfitter is worried about the apex predators taking out too many of the animals his clients come to him for. "Do we have any idea about the impact on the wild ungulate population?" Earl Osterling, who has owned and run Ivory & Antler Outfitters for the past 14 years, asked during a meeting with wildlife officials in North Park on June 15. ...
Broncos' upgrades to current stadium don't impact long-term stadium plans
The Denver Broncos continue to make upgrades to Empower Field at Mile High. Broncos ownership spent $100 million on upgrades to the stadium last year, including a massive new scoreboard. The upgrades continued this year with a new “Club 1977,” a Stadium Artist Series, new food items, an expanded Ring of Fame Plaza and improved Wi-Fi.
Hot temps with afternoon & evening storms
TODAY: Heat advisories are in place as temperatures stay in the 90s and triple digits for our lower lying areas along and east of the I-25 corridor. Afternoon showers and storms will drop those temperatures a few degrees in the late afternoon as they produce some gusty winds. TOMORROW: More...
Things to Do: End-of-summer Festivals and Evening Concerts Fill August Calendar
Colorado summer is here, and there's so much to do. Food festivals, fairs and community gatherings galore entertain from the mountains to the plains and from small towns to our largest cities. Music fills every downtown gathering spot and park in Northern Colorado all summer. Greeley, Loveland, Windsor and Fort...
Sweeping changes have arrived for residential real estate in Colorado
A landmark settlement in a lawsuit against the National Association of Realtors could transform how homes are bought and sold starting on Saturday, potentially lowering commission costs and providing greater transparency. But it could also complicate home purchases for first-time buyers and shake up the real estate brokerage industry. “This...
Twitter reacts to Bo Nix’s first start in the NFL
Denver Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix made the first (preseason) start of his NFL career against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday night. Nix played about as well as the Broncos could have hoped for, completing eight of his nine pass attempts for 80 yards with one touchdown pass and no turnovers. He also rushed three times for 12 yards. The rookie quarterback played two drives that led to 10 points (Nix also had one touchdown pass nullified by a penalty). Here’s a sampling of how Twitter/X reacted to Nix’s performance: Bo Nix vs. Green Bay:🎯 8/9↗️ 80 yards🙌 1 TD pic.twitter.com/auGQi7OrWM — NFL...
Colorado Avalanche so-called “best prospect” is a surprise
The Colorado Avalanche had two first round selections in the 2023 NHL Draft. With their first one, 27th overall, they took Calum Ritchie. With their second, 31st overall, Mikhail Gulyayev was the selection. The last time the Avalanche had a first round player play in a game was Oskar Olausson, selected in the 2021 draft. Even still, he has a only appeared in two NHL games.
Broncos roster review: Tackle Garett Bolles
Garett Bolles, the Denver Broncos' left tackle, is entering the final year of his contract. Drafted 20th overall in 2017, he has shown consistent performance, playing every offensive snap in 2023 and achieving an impressive PFF overall grade of 75.9. Bolles allowed only three sacks last season, ranking him among the top left tackles in the NFL, and is currently set to have a cap hit of $20 million in 2024, making him the fifth highest-paid at his position. His potential for a substantial contract in the offseason is contingent upon maintaining his high-level performance.
Year-round gardening: Become a Colorado Master Gardener volunteer
In El Paso County, a group of 75 Colorado Master Gardeners (CMGs) volunteer in the community, sharing research-based gardening education. These volunteers can be found at our gardening help desk, where residents can ask questions via email, phone or in person and bring in plants, insects, photos and more for diagnostic inquiries. You also can find these volunteers at garden centers and events throughout the gardening season; they are eager to support you as you work through gardening challenges. Some might serve as consultants for school gardens, creating a gardening passion among children.
Mobile home parks shelter many who seek low costs, but they can’t keep out risk
This story originally aired on “Marketplace” on Aug. 6. In their 17 years at the Boulder Meadows mobile home park, Miriam De Santiago and Bernardo Padilla have got used to the hustle that comes with living in Boulder, one of Colorado's least affordable cities. "They raise the price...
Monte Vista second at Alamosa Invitational
ALAMOSA – A total of 14 boys golf teams and 62 individuals competed at the Alamosa Invitational Friday at Cattails Golf Course. Monte Vista took second place with a score of 233. The Pirates finished five strokes behind Montezuma-Cortez. Leading Monte Vista was Liam Ellithorpe who finished tied for...
DOJ opens investigation around Colorado Black farmers’ allegations of ongoing domestic terrorism, police corruption
The federal law enforcement branch will be looking to see if there is a pattern or practice of civil rights violations. A source inside the U.S. Department of Justice confirmed with Ark Republic that the criminal justice agency has started to actively investigate claims made by Black Colorado ranching couple, Nicole and Courtney Mallery. The source, who asks to remain anonymous at this time, said that the case would be probed by the Criminal Section of the Civil Rights Division, which carries the authority to prosecute criminal violations.
Trae Young on what if Michael Porter Jr. didn't hurt his back: "He would have been another Paul George"
Trae Young reflects on Michael Porter Jr.'s injury-plagued past, believing that without back issues, the Denver Nuggets forward could have reached the level of Paul George.
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