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Fraud case of 15K businesses at one Colorado address settled for $75K
(The Center Square) – One man’s purchase of more than 15,000 business filings, all with one Colorado address, led to an investigation and lawsuit settled for $75,000. When Colorado Democratic Secretary of State Jena Griswold reduced filing fees from $50 to $1 for new businesses, it gave Marcio Garcia Andrade an idea. Between February 2022 and August 2023, Andrade submitted and paid for 15,433 business filings. Each one used a...
Another Popular Local Colorado Business Closing after Almost 20 Years
Losing fantastic local businesses in our communities around Colorado is always a huge bummer, especially ones with helpful and credible staff members who truly helped local folks who needed their services. Next week, we say goodbye to another one. After Nearly 20 Years, This Local Colorado Business Is Closing For...
Colorado Parents Face September 30 Deadline to Help Fund School Meals
Colorado students will not go hungry this school year, thanks to the Healthy School Meals for All initiative approved by voters in 2022. Their parents will need to fill out some paperwork to tap critical federal dollars to help pay for the popular program. Laura Segura, a community council member...
Bilingual signs added to Colorado hiking trails
SUMMIT COUNTY, Colo. — The U.S. Forest Service has unveiled new bilingual trail signs in Colorado. The new signs are being installed at trailheads around Summit County and eventually all trails in the White River National Forest. Signs include information about wilderness, bear safety, dispersed camping, and travel rules...
Grocery Store With Colorado Locations Admits to Price Gouging
Ever since the beginning of the year, there has been quite a bit of drama surrounding the merger between Kroger and Albertsons. Here in Colorado, Kroger operates King Soopers and Albertsons has Safeway, which means there has been a whole lot of concern. Back in February, Colorado’s Attorney General, Phil...
Three rural Colorado power cooperatives make the cut for part of $7.3 billion in USDA grants
Three of Colorado’s rural cooperative power providers made the cut for a United States Department of Agriculture program that will award $7.3 billion in funding to rural power providers across the nation. President Joe Biden and USDA Secretary Tom Vilsac announced the program Thursday. The investments in rural electrification...
Amazing Geyser-Like Water Main Break in Colorado is Something to See
Many cities in Colorado have infrastructure that is older, and sometimes breaks down. It's not often, however, you see an "Old Faithful"-like burst coming from the street. Not only were people in the neighborhood to go without water, but debris from the asphalt that broke through came raining down on their homes and cars.
Here's when the next round of snow is expected on Colorado peaks
The season's first round of noteworthy snow officially hit Colorado's peaks this week, dropping a couple inches in some parts of the state. While warmer weekend temperatures are expected to melt this dusting, images from Thursday morning captured a drastic departure from summer conditions that have been present for several months. This serves as a reminder that fourteener climbers should now be planning for potential fall conditions on mountains, with light snow having the potential to mean slick conditions and a serious uptick in risk...
Retro GameStop Stores Will Open Four Colorado Locations
Video games have changed a lot throughout the years. A video game that somebody in Colorado experienced in 2001 is a completely different world than what video game fans have access to today. I tried explaining the Nintendo 64 to a teenager who is a family member recently and they...
Mass atop every Colorado 14er: Catholic priests take message to new heights
One of these days atop a 14,000-foot peak in Colorado, you might just spot two men in white robes, the wind blowing those vestments, their fingers cold on the chalices that are smaller than those typically seen on an altar — smaller for the pack on the way up.
Colorado airports receive nearly $100 million in federal infrastructure funding
The Federal Aviation Administration has awarded nearly $100 million to fund infrastructure improvement projects at eight Colorado airports. Announced Thursday by U.S. Sens. Michael Bennet and John Hickenlooper, the funding was made available through the 2021 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, the Airport Improvement Program, and supplemental grant funding. “Colorado’s regional and municipal airports help connect communities […]
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