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Ski area reports first snow of the season in Colorado
And just like that, snow has fallen on Colorado's peaks. According to a press release from Arapahoe Basin ski area in Summit County, the resort got its first snow of the season on the morning of September 5. Of course, it's just an early season dusting and summer operations are still set to continue on weekends at the destination through September 22, but still – snow! Per usual, the resort's...
Report: Colorado's police officer shortage linked to higher crime rates
A recently released report issued in support of Colorado Ballot Initiative 157 shows a correlation between police departments that suffer under-staffing issues and higher crime rates. The Common Sense Institute, a Denver free-enterprise research organization, released a report Tuesday on Ballot Initiative 157 — which asks voters to approve appropriation...
Group claims Colorado courts aren't protecting children from abusers
Parents gathered at the Colorado Supreme Court Thursday morning to fight for their children. "Instead of saying she's hysterical, she's emotional, she's angry. You're right. We are angry when we're protecting our children and not being heard," said Erin Siegel.They delivered a letter to the court asking them to reevaluate the way judges handle custody cases when one parent is accused of abuse. They say far too often children are given to their abuser.They had living proof in attendance. Rachel Pickrel-Hawkins is currently in a custody battle with her ex-husband.He is accused of sexually assaulting their underage daughter. Meanwhile, a judge...
Boebert defends vote against veterans’ health benefits, saying she didn’t want to spend ‘$600 billion forever’
Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) defended her vote against bipartisan legislation that expanded health benefits for veterans, saying Tuesday she didn’t want to spend “$600 billion forever.” Boebert faced off in a general election debate against her Democratic opponent, Trisha Calvarese. The Democrat pressed Boebert to explain why she didn’t support the landmark “Sergeant First Class…
Damages set to close Colorado's Imogene Pass through end of season
It's looking like southwestern Colorado's Imogene Pass will remain closed to vehicular traffic for the remainder of the season after excessive rain resulted in rockslides and severe damage along the route in mid-August. Imogene Pass connects Ouray with Telluride. According to San Miguel County Road and Bridge, a section of retaining wall was lost, resulting in erosion along a section of the road that was built by blasting into a cliffside. This damage in the area between Twin Falls and Royer Gulch. With the closure of the route, Tomboy Road is also closed. STAY INFORMED: Get free Colorado news with our daily newsletter (Click here)
Infamous Colorado Cold Case to Be Discussed Live by Expert
Nearly 30 years after her tragic passing, the death of JonBenét Ramsey remains unsolved. It's a story that grips Colorado and the nation; a live "true crime" event will bring a cold case expert to the state to discuss JonBenét's case. Maybe you've had your own theories regarding...
Fentanyl-meth combo ravages homeless in Denver, so why aren't there better treatments?
An opinion piece appearing in the Journal of the American Medical Association, or JAMA this week illustrates why the drug problem among people experiencing homelessness in Denver may be so severe. It's because many homeless people aren't addicted to just one drug, but two, according to the viewpoint's author, Benjamin A. Howell of Yale School of Medicine and colleagues.
Colorado ski resort selling lift tickets starting at $9
DURANGO, Colo. — A southwestern Colorado ski resort is gearing up for the winter season. Located between Durango and Silverton along the San Juan Skyway, the resort said it has made capital improvements this year to enhance infrastructure and the resort experience for guests. > Above video: Climb to...
Hey Colorado, Keep Your Guard Up on North I-25 for Four More Years
For Northern Coloradans who commute along north Interstate 25, the old political chant "four more years" turns to a cry of fret at the thought of cone zones continuing. I'm sorry, my friends. We're in for it—and probably many more, as the Colorado Department of Transportation continues work on the I-25 North Express Lanes and other improvements.
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