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Gov. Polis pardons 27 people convicted of crimes in Colorado

Colorado Gov. Jared Polis on Friday granted 27 pardons to people convicted of various crimes in the state over the last several decades.  One of those pardons went to Vanessa Peoples, who police charged with reckless endangerment in 2017 after her 2-year-old briefly wandered away from a family picnic. Her story has been cited in […]

Colorado · 19h

mountainjackpot.com

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Recreational Gold Mine Brewing in Woodland Park?

Palmer Land Deal Becomes Latest Land Pursuit for City Above the Clouds. Most people move to Colorado to experience the Rocky Mountain West with its breath-taking views and an adventure waiting around every corner. In fact, I think it’s fair to say that most people in Colorado take their outdoor...

Woodland Park, CO · 2d
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Estes Park Trail Gazette

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Senior Colorado Department of Human Services leader resigns following investigation into her behavior

A senior leader in the Colorado Department of Human Services has resigned after an outside investigation found she routinely belittled and demeaned colleagues. Katy Morrison, the agency’s deputy executive director for operations and strategy, had been on an unspecified administrative leave since early October. Her resignation took effect Nov. 2.

Colorado · 1d
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Teller County Commissioners Join Governor Polis for Rosemont Reservoir Groundbreaking

The event (dealing with the groundbreaking for the opening of Rosemont Reservoir on Pikes Peak) marked an important step forward in a regional partnership to expand outdoor recreation opportunities throughout the Pikes Peak region. Years in the making, the project brings together local, state, and federal land managers to improve public access while protecting natural resources and addressing the impacts increased visitation can have on surrounding communities.

Teller County, CO · 2d
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The Massive Colorado ‘Amish Walmart’ Where Shoppers Fill Carts With Old-Fashioned Staples For Less

Some grocery runs end with a smaller bill and a bigger smile. Down in the San Luis Valley, there is a country store where people happily drive 50 miles just to stock up on spices, bulk grains, and pantry basics. Shoppers talk about cutting their grocery totals in half, sometimes more.

Colorado · 2d

WashingtonExaminer

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Colorado Democrats plot to overturn the will of their voters

The Democratic Party will ramble on about the sanctity of democracy in one breath and insist in the next that it must overturn any result it dislikes. Such is the case in Colorado, where Democrats are already planning to shred ballot propositions voters just passed. Last week, Colorado voters passed several propositions that run counter […]

Colorado · 2d

westernagreporter.com

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Wolf Accountability Called for by Colorado Rancher

After losing a young filly, northwest Colorado rancher Kaitlynn Hayes Wood says livestock producers and wildlife deserve better consideration in the state’s wolf management decisions. A healthy two-year-old filly named Sweetpea was alive Sunday afternoon, November 1. By Monday morning, her family stood in the pasture, looking at what...

Colorado · 2d

OutThere Colorado

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7 forgotten Colorado ski areas and what happened to them

Colorado is home to plenty of world-class skiing, but some of the Centennial State’s most interesting ski history has been abandoned or shut down. According to Uncover Colorado, Colorado has been home to around 150 resorts, but around 30 remain. Although they’re seemingly abandoned, daring backcountry skiers sometimes venture out to tackle the old runs. […]

Colorado · 21h

Farm and Dairy

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Mystery item found near a rural Colorado chicken coop

We have a new item this week, folks. Item No. 1312 comes from Chuck, in Cedaredge, Colorado. The item is a hollow steel ball, about 2.5 inches across, made from very thin formed sheet steel— under 1/16 inch thick — spun or pressed, not machined from solid. Item No. 1312 was found in the dirt near an old chicken coop on a rural Colorado property.

Colorado · 23h

mountainjackpot.com

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It’s Time to Reunite

Election season is over. Most of us exercised our constitutional right to choose representatives for office that best reflected our values and those we believe were best prepared to lead and solve the very real challenges facing our state, nation, and county. The 2026 election season was full of both...

Teller County, CO · 2d

Denver7 News KMGH

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Storm set to roll through Colorado on Saturday

Colorado · 3h

High School On SI

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Updated Colorado High School Football Playoff Brackets: Scores, Matchups for Nov. 13-14

Updated Colorado high school football playoff brackets with Nov. 13-14 matchups, first-round scores, all seven CHSAA classifications and championship dates.

Colorado · 1d

KOAA News 5 Southern Colorado

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Last Day of Mild Temperatures Before Changes Arrive Over the Weekend

Colorado Springs, CO · 4h

High School On SI

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Colorado High School Football Top 25 State Rankings (Nov. 12, 2026)

It was a very light opening playoff week, with six ranked teams in action, but the action will ramp up this week

Colorado · 1d

coloradosun.com

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Littwin: You’re not a sore loser if you reject that Colorado voted in anti-trans laws. You’re right.

If you’re a progressive— or anyone else — upset that Colorado voters narrowly passed two propositions opposed by the LGBTQ+ community, does that make you a sore loser?. Does it mean that the governor and the legislature would be wrong — going against the will of the people, as Prop. 134 and 135 proponents say — if they make some tweaks, and maybe major tweaks, to the controversial new laws that many see as anti-transgender?

Colorado · 2d

9NEWS

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Multiple waves of snow for Colorado’s mountains

Colorado · 5h

Axios Denver

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This $840K off-road beast was just crowned Colorado's coolest creation

Colorado's found a way to make the middle of nowhere feel luxurious. The big picture: The EarthRoamer LTx — a high-end, off-grid adventure vehicle manufactured in Dacono — was crowned the "Coolest Thing Made in Colorado" on Thursday by the Colorado Chamber of Commerce. It's designed to take travelers to some of the world's most remote places without sacrificing creature comforts. Zoom in: Built on a Ford F-550 chassis, the vehicle boasts solar power, Starlink satellite internet and a 1,000-mile driving range. Inside, you'll find a California king bed, full bathroom, kitchen and 42-inch smart TV. What they're saying: "EarthRoamer is a shining example of the innovation and world-class manufacturing happening" in the state, Colorado Chamber president and CEO Loren Furman said in a statement. It's "a truly one-of-a-kind product," Furman added. By the numbers: Roughing it in style doesn't come cheap. The LTx starts at $840,000. Customized models typically run $875,000 to $925,000, according to the company's website. The intrigue: The competition's other winners are pretty cool, too. Runner-up: A carbon-capturing brick made by Lakewood-based Summit Brick that can remove roughly a pound of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. People's Choice: A robotic 3D inspection system built in Craig

Colorado · 18h

travelmag.com

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This Old-School Colorado Diner Has Homemade Pies Worth Saving Room For

Eighty-four pie flavors live on one menu here. That number made me stop scrolling and start planning. Each fruit pie holds about six cups of fruit. That’s roughly two and a half pounds packed under one crust. Every one of those fruit pies is vegan, too, which surprised me...

Colorado · 1d

99.9 KEKB

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Be On the Lookout For 'Tally' Robots at Your NoCo King Soopers

They're kind of creepy, if only because they're tall.

Greeley, CO · 1h

The Denver Gazette

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Funeral to be held for ‘glacier’ that melted away in Colorado

According to a Reddit post that’s getting quite a bit of attention in the Denver forum, there’s set to be an informal funeral for a semi-permanent snowfield – more often mistakenly called a glacier – that disappeared in Colorado this year for the first time in known history. Per that post, the ‘Funeral for St. […]

Colorado · 1d