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Good News: Violent Crime in Colorado is Going Down
Here in Colorado, crime has become an issue for concern as of late. Axios recently created a study that looked to find what Coloradans find to be the state’s biggest issues. When it came to the subject of crime, 59% of respondents said that it was either an extremely or very serious problem.
Four Colorado Teens Create Innovative ‘Project Deer’ Device
Over the past 10 years, approximately 3,300 wildlife collisions have been reported to the Colorado Department of Transportation each year, with another 2,000 to 4,000 collisions that go undocumented. Most wildlife vs. vehicle accidents on Colorado's roadways involve deer and elk. These types of collisions are not uncommon elsewhere in...
REI opens new Colorado location
LOVELAND, Colo. — Outdoor retail giant REI Co-op has officially opened its newest Colorado location. The new location, which opened at 9 a.m. Friday, is located at the Centerra Marketplace near Interstate 25 and US 34 in Loveland. The 23,000-square-foot store includes a bike shop where cyclists can get...
Affluent Denver suburb accused of bullying disabled homeless guests at Motel 6
A modest Motel 6 in Greenwood Village has become the latest flashpoint in the Denver region’s ongoing struggle with homelessness as the owner of the motel has now sued the wealthy suburb in federal court for allegedly trying to rid itself of undesirable disabled people. The lawsuit, filed Aug....
Colorado Buffaloes 2024 College Football Season Preview
As soon as Deion Sanders was named head coach of the Colorado football program, the media circus began in Boulder. Expectations skyrocketed and the campus of the University of Colorado was the coolest place to be seen or watch a game a year ago. However, despite starting the season 3-0 including a road win at national champion runner-up, TCU, the Buffaloes won just one game the rest of the season which was a win at Arizona State (27-24) on Oct. 7. After a busy offseason which saw 51 players leave in the transfer portal and 42 players join the squad, coach Sanders is ready for Year 2 in Boulder as the Buffaloes return to the Big 12 Conference after leaving in 2012.
Littleton High football program under investigation for assault allegations
A south suburban Denver high school football program is under investigation after an anonymous tip that there had been an assault among team members. In a message to parents and students, Littleton High School Principal Thomas Velazquez noted allegations made of an alleged assault among team members within the football program. School administrators made the announcement on Friday, saying they received an anonymous tip the day prior. ...
One of Fort Collins’ Favorite Distilleries Will Close For Good
Unfortunately, another business will be hanging up a closed sign and close their doors for good in Fort Collins. It is incredibly sad because we know that this business was a favorite amongst Northern Coloradans. I know for sure that it was one of my favorite places to visit. CopperMuse...
Pat Shurmur Aims to Revitalize CU Buffs’ Offense with Shedeur Sanders
Colorado head coach Deion Sanders has turned over offensive play-calling responsibilities to Pat Shurmur, who has spent the offseason preparing a revamped offense ahead of the 2024 season. Shurmur emphasizes the importance of a unified approach, working alongside returning starting quarterback Shedeur Sanders, who aims to improve upon his record-setting performance last season. With a newly designed offense and significant personnel changes, Shurmur feels optimistic about the potential for greater success this season. The Buffs are set to build on their 2023 campaign, where they demonstrated offensive promise despite challenges.
Buffaloes Aim to Boost Special Teams with Key Players Returning
The Colorado Buffaloes, under the leadership of head coach Deion Sanders, aim to enhance their special teams performance this season with key players returning. Last year, while their special teams were solid, the return of experienced players like punter Mark Vassett and kickers Alejandro Mata and Jace Feely could propel improvements. Sanders highlighted Vassett's professionalism and ability to control the ball, which positioned the Buffs well strategically. Vassett averaged 44.4 yards per punt last season, showcasing his capability to pin opponents deep. With a focus on refining their craft, the team remains optimistic about building on last year's foundation.
CU Buffs Look to Improve Defense with New Coordinator and Transfers
The Colorado Buffaloes aim to improve their defensive performance under new coordinator Robert Livingston after a dismal previous season, which saw them rank near the bottom nationally in points and yards allowed. Senior defensive tackle Chidozie Nwankwo expresses confidence in the revamped defensive line, bolstered by 11 transfers, including former stars from top programs. Head coach Deion Sanders believes that the increased experience and depth across the defensive positions will facilitate Livingston's tailored approach to maximize player strengths. With players showing heightened hunger and teamwork, the Buffs are gearing up for a much-anticipated season.
Must-see TV: Coach Prime’s Buffs aim to produce wins, as well as ratings
Ohio State had no reason to concern itself with Colorado in 2023. The Buckeyes and Buffaloes aren’t in the same conference. They haven’t played each other since 2011. And, the 2023 Buckeyes didn’t play anyone that faced CU, so there was no reason to even scout a game in which the Buffs were involved.
Longmont police looking for person of interest in multiple rooftop burglaries
A local tattoo shop is speaking out after being broken into twice, while Longmont police are on the lookout for a rooftop burglar. Kasia Kerridge shows where the burglar broke in through the business' roof and broke through the wall of another business.
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