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First human case of tularemia found in Jeffco
Jefferson County Public Health announced that the first case of tularemia has been found in a Wheat Ridge resident.JCPH describes tularemia as a bacterial disease that is associated with animals such as rodents and rabbits, along with insects, ticks and deerflies. "While tularemia is rare, it is important for residents to be aware of the symptoms and take preventive measures," said Rachel Reichardt, environmental health specialist with Jefferson County Public Health. "Prompt treatment with antibiotics is effective, so early diagnosis and medical attention are crucial." Symptoms of tularemia include fever, non-healing skin ulcer at the site of infection and swollen and painful lymph glands. Sore throat, mouth sores, abdominal pain and diarrhea can be symptoms if the infection is caused by ingesting contaminated food or water. Health officials say tularemia can be cured and to see a physician if you experience any symptoms associated with the infection after being in areas where contact with wildlife is possible.
Titans of Economic Development Advisory Council
Home / Economic Development / Titans of Economic Development Advisory Council. In 2023, the Colorado Springs Chamber of Commerce & EDC formed the Titans of Economic Development – an advisory council established to make long-term investments in job growth and talent attraction in Colorado Springs and El Paso County.
Broncos HC believes formerly injured RB will finally be at 'full speed'
Last season, the Broncos finished in the bottom half of the league in rushing attempts, yards per carry and rushing touchdowns.Head coach Sean Payton knows that must change with two unproven quarterbacks in Zach Wilson and first-round rookie Bo Nix."Our tight red zone was awful," Payton said, via Jeff Legwold of ESPN. "Our opportunities, I think, were decent ... [but] inside the 10, first-and-goal-to-go, that wasn't good enough. ... That's unusual, that bothered me a lot. Those are four-point swings, really, if you kick a field goal instead of scoring a touchdown."A big factor in Denver's success or lack thereof...
Denver Nuggets’ Need for Shooting Heightens as Offseason Progresses
The Nuggets are yet to make any signings in free agency, with their only addition being draft pick DaRon Holmes II, addressing frontcourt depth but not their primary need for shooting. Ranking last in three-point attempts in the NBA last season, the team relies heavily on Nikola Jokic's efficiency, putting them at a disadvantage in today's three-point-centered game.
Fountain PD investigates death of woman found lying on a road July 4
(FOUNTAIN, Colo.) — The Fountain Police Department (FPD) reported on Friday, July 5 it’s investigating a death that occurred on the Fourth of July. On Thursday night, July 4, an El Paso County Sheriff’s deputy was patrolling in the area of Fountain Mesa and Caballero Avenue when they observed an adult woman lying in the […]
The Cherry Creek Art Festival is back. Here’s what you can expect
The streets of Cherry Creek North are about to be filled with award-winning art, live music, and food vendors. And while the festival is not new to Denver — this is the festival’s 33rd year — this year organizers are expecting even bigger crowds. The festival runs...
Aurora Swim Beach reopens on Fourth of July after closure for elevated bacteria
Authorities have reopened the swim area at Aurora Reservoir ahead of the Fourth of July holiday after it was closed on Wednesday due to elevated bacteria levels. The kayaking, paddle boarding and boating section of the reservoir have remained open to the public this entire time.Aurora Reservoir said 2024 annual passes are $85 and watercraft access passes are $20. Recently, the reservoir altered its hours to increase public safety and create a family-friendly environment. As of June 8, visitors to Aurora Reservoir are no longer allowed to bring or drink alcohol at the park. Loud music is also banned. The City of Aurora also adjusted park hours on weekends from 5 a.m. to 6 p.m. Previously, the reservoir was open until 9:30 p.m. during June and July.
A Warning to Potential Seditionists
Many American citizens objected to our involvement in World War I. They regarded it as a European dispute and saw no reason for us to be drawn into the fray. The federal government was determined to quell anti-war talk, so they enacted the Espionage Act of 1917, followed by the Sedition Act of 1918.
Crowds at Denver area metro parks put pressure on surrounding areas
On a perfect Fourth of July day, the crowds showed up early at Bear Creek Lake Park. "Super busy. Great place to be for the 4th of July though," said Diana Nicholas who joined friends to walk into the park after it had reached capacity by 8:40. The park run by the City of Lakewood reaches capacity at 1000 cars and about 3000 people. This July 4th however was a big one. "Everybody out here is loving it. Being all together as one," said Omar Belgado who was at the packed beach at Soda Lakes. "It's been crowded yeah. Ever...
Broncos Urged to Sign Former $32 Million Pro Bowler in Free Agency
The Denver Broncos could very well have rookie first-round pick Bo Nix under center for Week 1 of the regular season. Nix is the most experienced quarterback in NCAA history with a record 61 starts to his credit. Still, the Broncos can help make his transition to the NFL easier....
In Vail, everybody loves a Fourth of July parade
Dr. Jack Eck was up front leading the veterans, while a group of local men in Hawaiian shirts who’ve achieved fame for flipping and swinging lawn chairs with military precision marched at the back. In the middle was a sea of floats, costumed stilt walkers, marching bands, cheerleaders, dancers, vintage trucks and cars, animatronic gadgets, Smokey the Bear and Santa and his reindeer.
Colorado Avalanche showing shrewd strategy in free agency
The Colorado Avalanche don't have room to be big players the free agent frenzy. This much was known coming into the offseason. The rest of the league is coughing up dough in record-breaking fashion. CapFriendly tallied the day one spending alone at over a billion dollars!. The Avalanche are. to...
Community remembers valley local through memorial golf tournament in support of suicide prevention
The Roaring Fork Valley will host the inaugural Bulls to Birdies: Zach Jammaron’s Memorial Golf Tournament on July 13. The event is dedicated to the memory of Zach Jammaron, who took his life on June 5, 2022. More than just a day of golf, this gathering is a tribute to Jammaron’s life, filled with activities that echo his vibrant spirit while promoting mental health awareness and suicide prevention.
Denver Jewelry Heist Suspects Arrested in El Paso
Suspects linked to a bold Denver jewelry store robbery have been tracked down and apprehended in El Paso. The arrest marked a significant breakthrough in the investigation of a crime that left the store’s owner reeling. Break-in executed via rooftop. Thieves managed to infiltrate the Glendora jewelry store through...
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