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Colorado mountain town liquor store owners say things are getting dire. Legislators are heeding their warning.
It’s been just over a year since Proposition 125, which allows Colorado grocery stores to sell wine, went into effect. The impacts of the voter-approved measure have locally-owned liquor stores in Colorado’s mountain towns begging legislators for a lifeline. Stores on the Western Slope have reported taking substantial...
Colorado takes action to address increase in Syphilis and Congenital Syphilis cases
DENVER — In response to persistent and sharp increases in congenital syphilis, the Polis administration is organizing an all-government, comprehensive response to save the lives of babies. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment will facilitate coordination between the Behavioral Health Administration, Department of Local Affairs, Department of Health Care Policy and Financing, Department of Human Services, Department of Corrections, Department of Public Safety, and Department of Regulatory Agencies to foster even greater collaboration in response to the growing epidemic.
Winter weather advisory posted in Colorado: Whiteout daily snow report, April 19
More snow for the northern Front Range is coming to Colorado within the next 24 hours, with a little bit of fresh snow for Friday. Expect snow in the northern and eastern mountains into the weekend for a few of Colorado ski resort's closing weekends. Then a prolonged warm and...
Dozen law enforcement agencies in Colorado, Florida bust illegal marijuana operation
CANON CITY, Colo. (KRDO) - Law enforcement is still looking for a dozen suspects tied to an illegal marijuana operation, involving federal employees, and spanning multiple states, including Colorado, Kansas, and Florida. According to the Colorado Bureau of Investigations (CBI), 23 suspects are indicted for an illegal marijuana operation that was headquartered outside of Canon The post Dozen law enforcement agencies in Colorado, Florida bust illegal marijuana operation appeared first on KRDO.
Check out Colorado's projected snow totals
Freezing drizzle and a wintry mix as well as colder temperatures greeted people in the Denver metro area Friday morning. Accumulating snow is coming overnight in Colorado.While the Denver metro area won't see much in the way of accumulating snow Friday morning it will be a different story after nightfall. As the temperature drops, rain will transition into snow. A total 1-4 inches of accumulation is expected for the Denver metro area with up to 6 inches possible west and south of the city. The heavy snow will wrap up Saturday morning, but we could continue to see a wintry mix through Saturday afternoon. There is a Winter Weather Advisory in effect from 6pm through Saturday morning in parts of the high country where 4-10 inches of snow is expected.It's going to feel like winter out there on this Friday with temperatures roughly 20 degrees colder than average for this time of year, Most areas across the Front Range will only reach the low 40s. Behind this system, the sun returns and temperatures head into the upper 60s for Sunday. Next week temperatures will feel more spring like with highs in the 70s.
EDITORIAL: Don’t celebrate Colorado’s pot predators
The pot propagators of today can’t seem to agree on the origin of the annual “4/20” observance that is coming up Saturday — the backstory has various versions — and the marijuana-muddled minds that thought it up in the first place probably don't remember. Whatever...
Colorado ranks second nationally in lowest average cost for gasoline — but not for long
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) -- Given the recent increase in pothole complaints, it's nice to bring drivers a more positive development. According to AAA Colorado, Colorado Springs -- as of late Thursday morning -- ranked second in the U.S. for having the lowest average gas prices; last week, the city was number one. But you The post Colorado ranks second nationally in lowest average cost for gasoline — but not for long appeared first on KRDO.
Colorado State Patrol: distracted driving is causing more crashes
(COLORADO SPRINGS) — Colorado State Patrol (CSP) is seeing an increase in crashes caused by distracted drivers. The increase in crashes seemed to be linked to drivers on routine routes not paying as much attention as they might while driving an unfamiliar route. “Driving time, especially on daily or frequently traveled routes, lends itself to […]
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