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Carter Kilburg Follows Brother's Footsteps to Army All-American Bowl Before Air Force Football Career

Montgomery Bell Academy receiver Carter Kilburg follows his brother to the Army All-American Bowl after overcoming injury and committing to Air Force.

Colorado Springs, CO · 10d

The Denver Gazette

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Older voters lead Colorado turnout as 842,000 ballots are cast

Nearly a million voters have already cast their ballots in this year’s election, according to the Colorado Secretary of State’s Office. As of Monday, 842,056 ballots had been returned statewide. Registered Democrats accounted for 33% of ballots cast, while Republicans made up 25% and unaffiliated voters 42%. For comparison, as of last month, Colorado’s active […]

Colorado · 10d

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Colorado election officials prepare for disruptions as federal observers draw concern

County clerks across Colorado prepare for just about anything that could disrupt Election Day, from wildfires to electrical outages. “We have contingency plans on top of contingency plans,” Larimer County Clerk Tina Harris said. This year, those plans look slightly different for Adams County Clerk Josh Zygielbaum. He said...

Adams County, CO · 10d
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ICE unlikely to be at CO polling places on Nov. 3; CO Dems criticize federal healthcare cuts; Aurora rejects data center moratorium

ICE unlikely to be at CO polling places on Nov. 3; CO Dems criticize federal healthcare cuts; Aurora rejects data center moratorium. ICE unlikely to be at Colorado polling places on Nov. 3. Election officials believe that the likelihood of ICE agents being present at polling places in Colorado is...

Colorado · 11d
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gFiber inks lease agreement to use Colorado Springs fiber network

Colorado Springs City Council has approved a lease agreement with gFiber, allowing the company to use a fiber optic network in the community to sell connectivity. An approved lease agreement struck between gFiber and Colorado Springs Utilities further accelerates gFiber’s growth in Colorado and the Denver area, gFiber announced last week.

Colorado Springs, CO · 9d

The US Sun

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Massive 74,000-square-foot Buc-ee’s with 120 gas pumps to break ground soon after ‘definition’ rule controversy

A BRAND new massive Buc-ee’s store has moved closer to construction in one US city. The new location is set to span across 74,000 square feet and feature 120 gas pumps for customers. Buc-ee’s is looking to start building a store and gas station in El Paso County, Colorado,...

El Paso County, CO · 11d

Animal of Things

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Cardinals in Denver: Why These Rare Red Birds Are Showing Up along Colorado’s Front Range

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! A flash of scarlet against a snowy Denver backyard is enough to stop most birdwatchers mid-step. Northern Cardinals aren’t supposed to live in Colorado, yet a growing number of Front Range residents are reporting exactly that. Cardinals in Denver remain uncommon, but they aren’t the fluke sighting they once were, and understanding why they’re showing … This article, Cardinals in Denver: Why These Rare Red Birds Are Showing Up along Colorado’s Front Range , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • 34 Birds That Start with B: Common Backyard Species to Rare Global Finds • 26 Bird Names That Start with U, from Umbrellabirds to Owls • 7 Black Duck Breeds You Can Raise or Spot in the Wild

Denver, CO · 11d

99.9 KEKB

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Colorado's Infamous 'Mad Pooper' Featured in new TLC Documentary

Nearly 10 years after the bizarre case, they get to the 'bottom' of it all.

Colorado · 9d

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Nick responds to mayor’s interview with Bulletin

Badly Needed & Long Overdue (BNLO)’s Nick Raven responds to the Pikes Peak Bulletin’s interview with COS Mayor Yemi Mobolade. Nick advocates for one accessible State of the City, a truly holistic perspective on homelessness, and the importance of police oversight.

Manitou Springs, CO · 10d

OutThere Colorado

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24″ of snow lands in Colorado: One region at 666% of snowpack norm

Heavy rainfall in southwest Colorado over the last few days has been widely discussed online, but that precipitation came with a good amount of snow, too. According to reporting from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the highest totals of the last 72 hours (as of Monday October 26 at 7 a.m.) fell south of […]

Colorado · 11d

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Local District Attorney Gains Growing Following in Bid for Attorney General

DA Michael Allen Cites 20-Plus Years of Experience in Serving Colorado Citizens. As the 2026 midterm Election Day takes place this week, one local Republican candidate has emerged from the sea of blue that engulfs Colorado state politics. Fourth Judicial District Attorney Michael Allen, who represents Teller and El Paso...

Colorado · 10d

Denver7 News KMGH

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Airbnb's new host rules stir concern before ski season in Colorado

Airbnb's new host rules take effect Nov. 20, limiting checkout tasks for guests and raising concerns among cleaners and hosts.

Summit County, CO · 10d

KXRM

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Trade, bake, benefit with Colorado Phoenix Project

(COLORADO SPRINGS) — The Colorado Phoenix Project is a community-focused initiative dedicated to empowering orphans, underserved youth, and families. The organization is hosting a fundraiser and Halloween party on November 1 at The Arc Pikes Peak Region from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. The event is called Halloween Cookie Creations & Card Collecting. Attendees have […]

Colorado Springs, CO · 9d

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Draco Pad plans hit another roadblock as state regulators demand corrections

Colorado energy regulators are asking for more changes to the plans for the Draco Pad oil and gas project near Erie. The company behind the project, SM Energy, recently changed its drilling plans to avoid mineral rights owned by the town. On Aug. 28, Extraction Oil & Gas, a company...

Erie, CO · 10d

99.9 KEKB

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Halloween Falls on a Saturday This Year, So Western Colorado Gets a Whole Weekend of Events

Halloween lands on Saturday this year, so the whole region's stretching celebrations across the weekend. Studt Farms in Grand Junction runs daily, Fruita's doing Trick or Treat Street downtown Friday afternoon, and Delta's got a haunted house inside a cattle trailer.

Grand Junction, CO · 10d

KOAA News 5 Southern Colorado

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Colorado Springs paved nearly 150 lane miles through the 2C tax

Colorado Springs paved 147 lane miles this year through the voter-approved 2C tax, topping its goal, with 190 more planned next year.

Colorado Springs, CO · 9d

KXRM

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DOE officials tour electric substation in Southern Colorado

(FALCON, Colo.) — Officials with the Department of Energy (DOE) were in Southern Colorado on Tuesday, Oct. 27 to tour a Mountain View Electric substation that just got some big upgrades to lower wildfire risk. The Black Squirrel substation in Falcon helps the electric cooperative service provide power for more than 11,000 customers, mostly in […]

Falcon, CO · 10d

kunc.org

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Proposition NN asks voters to change TABOR for more K-12 funding

BOULDER, Colo. — Colorado voters are headed to the polls this November, and on the ballot is funding for public K-12 education. Proposition NN would raise the state tax revenue limit under TABOR, allowing the state to increase education funding by up to 2% each year indefinitely. About $241.5 million would go toward K-12 education in fiscal year 2026-27 and $234 million in fiscal year 2027-28, according to the state’s Blue Book ballot analysis.

Colorado · 11d