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These Two Colorado Cities Used To Be The State Capital
When people ask what is the capital of Colorado, we all say Denver. Did you know this wasn't always the case? Back in the early days of the Centennial State, this was a very sore subject. Colorado became a state in 1876, but residents didn't vote to name Denver the...
Up to 18 inches of snow could hit some Colorado peaks, 7 inches in Denver
A recent trend of wintery weather hitting Colorado is set to continue, with more snow on the way that may serve as a prelude to what's to come. According to a map released by the National Weather Service on Wednesday, up to 18 inches of snow is expected on some Colorado peaks from December 7 through the morning of December 9. And remember, the same forecasting service had previously predicted a slight 'risk of heavy snow' from December 9 to December 11 earlier this week.
How the State's First Public Shooting Range With a Bar Ensures Safety
Neither Megan nor Mark Hymanson grew up around guns. "The first time my husband touched a gun was in the Marines," says Megan. "First time I touched one is when he asked, ‘Hey, you want to go try and do this?’” Fast-forward to today, and the wife-and-husband team, along with family friend David Grasso, are co-owners of the Gallery, which became Colorado's first public shooting range with a full-service bar and restaurant when it opened in April 2022.
Concerns grow as Denver brings more hotels online to house homeless
If you ask Kyra Dolores, she'll tell you life on the streets is anything but pleasant. Yet she's considering going back. "I'm so grateful I have running water to this day, but it just seems purposeless, you know? I don't know if that makes sense, it's just like 'What's really going on here?' Because I don't feel like I'm doing anything but vegetating," she said on Tuesday. That's a stark change from where she was just a few months ago. "I think a lot of lives are going to change," Dolores said hopefully in September. She was one of 77...
Colorado Braces for Winter Storm Amidst Climate Change Concerns
Colorado is on high alert as a significant winter storm is set to bring considerable snowfall to the state by the end of the week. The cold front, expected to arrive Thursday night, is forecasted to unleash a mix of snow flurries and a drop in temperatures. While mountain regions are bracing for the brunt of it with over five inches of snow, metropolitan areas like Denver are also preparing for three to four inches, with the possibility of higher accumulations at the Palmer Divide.
Defendant testifies as murder trial in death of Arvada officer wraps up
Self-defense or the cold-blooded murder of a police officer doing his job? That's the choice the jury in the murder trial of Sonny Almanza must make when members begin deliberating Thursday morning. Attorneys for both sides presented their closing statements Wednesday afternoon, after Almanza himself took the stand and said he didn't realize he'd shot a cop. ...
3 Incredible Properties Sold This Week Around Arvada
Arvada, Colorado is known for its stunning real estate properties, and recently, three of the most expensive properties in the area were sold. Let's take a closer look at these impressive homes and their unique features.
Popular Colorado Mexican Restaurant Closes After 20 Years
After 20 years of serving up delicious Mexican food to its loyal customers from all over Colorado, this popular Mexican restaurant location says adios and is now closed for good. Popular Local Colorado Mexican Restaurant Closes After Two Decades. Sadly, as we approach the end of 2023, we look back...
Local Luminary Lucinda Sanders to Speak at Colorado School of Mines Commencement on Dec. 15
The Colorado School of Mines has scheduled its Fall 2023 Commencement for Friday, December 15. The Undergraduate Commencement will start at 9 a.m., followed by the Graduate Commencement at 2 p.m. Both will be held at the Lockridge Arena.