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Man found deceased in Colorado after failing to return from camping trip in rugged terrain
On Wednesday morning, officials announced that an overdue camper who was missing in the area of Colorado's Indian Peaks Wilderness was found deceased. The 36-year-old male camper was reportedly hiking and camping in the area of Lake Isabelle, which is accessed from the Brainard Lake Recreation Area, but failed to return home on the morning of August 26. This prompted family members to report him missing. It was not noted in a press release on the matter how long the man had been camping for. ...
Colorado Moose Known as ‘Green Ears’ Found Dead in RMNP
Colorado's Rocky Mountain National Park is known for having an abundance of wildlife. From marmots and moose to deer, elk, rabbits, and hawks, the list of unique animals the park is home to goes on and on. Unfortunately, last week, one of RMNP's most beloved and recognizable creatures was found...
Air Force grad Jordan Jackson cracks Denver Broncos' 53-man roster; other former Falcons learn NFL fates
The Denver Broncos have eyed Jordan Jackson since he starred at Air Force, roughly 53 miles south of Empower Field at Mile High. Three years later, the Broncos have officially made Jackson a member of the team’s 53-man roster. “We were going to draft him, but the Saints took him,” Broncos general manager George Paton said. “So, we monitored him and then obviously were able to get him on our...
Emphasizing creativity: 125 grants awarded to arts organizations
To help strengthen communities in Colorado, Gov. Polis and the Colorado Creative Industries Division of the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade announced they have awarded 125 grants to arts organizations across 33 Colorado counties.
Creative arts therapy programs can help health care workers dance, write and draw their way through burnout and on-the-job stress
Long before the pandemic, health care workers were experiencing high levels of stress, burnout and compassion fatigue, all of which contribute to reduced quality of care for patients.
Concern for where homeless will go as Pueblo preps for large encampment sweeps
The City of Pueblo is preparing to clear out homeless encampments along Fountain Creek, leaving those living in the area concerned and advocates worried as no other assistance will be provided.
For sale: Denver mansion with half a million dollars’ worth of antiques
The 1911 house, located along North Washington Street in the Capitol Hill neighborhood, was vacant for some time until one real estate broker, Douglas D. Kerbs, fixed it up and restored many of its original components.
Swiss solar company cancels plans for Colorado Springs factory
Meyer Burger, a Swiss solar company, scrapped plans to build a new factory in Colorado Springs on Monday, pulling the plug on an expansion expected to create more than 350 new jobs in the community. “We’re disappointed,” said Johnna Reeder Kleymeyer, the president and CEO of the Colorado Springs Chamber...
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