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More Colorado Schools Saying ‘No’ to Phones in the Classroom
Kids and instructors of every generation in Colorado have had to deal with ever-changing technology concerns. Some school districts are taking measures to address today's tech. One can see where it's good on one side, yet worrisome on the other. You want your child to learn while at school, but...
Colorado’s first gentleman disappears from social media following heated wolf debate
Marlon Reis, Colorado’s first gentleman, has deleted his Instagram and Facebook accounts after getting into a debate with several ranchers on a now-missing Facebook post. Reis is described as “a freelance writer, an animal welfare advocate, a father and the first First Gentleman of Colorado” on the governor’s website. During his time as Colorado’s first gentleman, Reis has often used his platform to advocate for wildlife and environmental issues.
Another Popular Colorado Coffee Company Files for Bankruptcy
When it comes to retail and shop news here in Colorado, it’s felt like everything has been going wrong. For one, the future of places like Lucky’s Market in Fort Collins seems to be up for question, given that the land it sits on was recently sold. However,...
Watch Out For This Email Scam Affecting Coloradans
Colorado has had a lot of issues with scams over the past few years, and it is easily reflected in the numbers. As it would turn out, Coloradans are some of the most likely people to be scammed in the entire country, placing 15th. In 2023 alone, Coloradans lost a...
August is wrapping up–here’s how warm it was this year
(SOUTHERN COLORADO) — August and summer are slowly coming to a close, and looking back at recent data, we can see that it has been rather warm. As of Wednesday, Aug. 28, Colorado Springs and Pueblo reported 23 days with above average temperatures. Colorado springs had nearly 10 days...
Reintroduced wolf crosses into Rocky Mountain National Park
ESTES PARK, Colo. — About eight months after gray wolves were reintroduced to Colorado, one of them found its way into Rocky Mountain National Park. That was the highlight of Colorado Parks and Wildlife's monthly wolf activity map, which they released Wednesday showing activity between July 23 and Aug. 27.
FOX21 speaks with the new head of Colorado GOP
(COLORADO SPRINGS) — After Dave Williams was voted out as the Colorado GOP’s leader in a vote on Saturday, Aug. 24, Eli Bremer was elected to serve out Williams’s term. FOX21 sat down with Bremer to ask him about his plans for the party moving forward. Bremer said the party is in pretty bad shape […]
Colorado is above 50 days with daytime high temperature readings of 90+
So far, we have had 53 days in Colorado this year with daytime highs of 90 degrees or above. The record is 75 days with daytime highs of 90 degrees or above, which was set in 2020.A temperature outlook released by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Climate Prediction Center predicts above-normal temperatures across Colorado in September, October and November. So, there's a good chance we will break into the Top 10 ranking of most 90-degree days. Wednesday is noticeably warmer than Tuesday with daytime highs in the low-90s around the Front Range. We will have lots of sunshine in...
How much will Colorado homeowners save under property tax bills?
Colorado lawmakers gave initial approval to a bill aimed at lowering property taxes Tuesday as they wrapped up day two of a special legislative session.Gov. Jared Polis called lawmakers back to work after striking a deal with proponents of two ballot measures, who've agreed to pull the measures if the bill passes.The legislation -- combined with another bill lawmakers passed in May -- would provide $1 billion per year in property tax relief. The savings for individual homeowners depends on several factors. Property taxes are based on the value of your property, the state assessment rate, and your local mill...
United Airlines flight attendants in Colorado vote to strike
Flight attendants with United Airlines announced the results of a strike vote at Denver International Airport on Wednesday morning. The workers say their unmet needs -- job security, pay, retirement and more -- are cause for a strike. "In 40 years, we have not had a strike vote," Chris Burton the flight attendants' local council union president said. The flight attendants, represented by the Association of Flight Attendants- CWA voted 99.99% yes with more than 90% participating. The union represents 28,000 United Airlines flight attendants.They will now wait on strike approval from the National Mediation Board."We now have almost...
NOAA publishes 'winter outlook' showing what to expect for 2024-2025 ski season
The National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration have released their outlook for the 2024-2025 winter season, which can be used to help set some expectations for winter sport enthusiasts headed to Colorado. The outlooks that get released capture three-month periods, with the first...
Little-known law could save you big bucks when buying or selling home
A little-known federal real estate law could save you hundreds or even thousands of dollars when buying or selling your home, industry experts tell CBS News Colorado.Buying or selling your home can be an overwhelming process; there's so much paperwork to sign and fine print to read, that choosing a title company usually isn't top of mind, but according to federal law, consumers do have a choice and are not required to just go with the company recommended by their real estate agent."I don't think I've ever done a real estate transaction where I was given a choice. It was...
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