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59-year-old snowboarder welcomes worldwide competition back to Colorado
DENVER — David Riordon has a history with snowboarding here in Colorado that dates to the 1970s. He and his brother grew up in Castle Rock, and he said he saw an article that changed his favorite sport from skateboarding to a new way of going down a snowy hill.
Gas up 86¢ in 1 month: Where to find the cheapest in Denver
DENVER — The average price of a gallon of gasoline in Colorado has increased 86 cents over the last month. The average price for a gallon of gas is $3.92 in Colorado, as of Monday, Feb. 6, according to new numbers from AAA Colorado. Gas in Colorado is now...
Disturbed’s first full tour since 2018 coming to Denver
DENVER — Disturbed is hitting the road for their first full tour since 2018. The rock band announced a 36-date North American tour Monday morning. The "Take Back Your Life" summer tour will feature support from Theory of a Deadman in Canada and Breaking Benjamin and JINJER in the United States.
Diversifying Colorado mountains
DENVER — The beauty of Colorado stems from its mountains. But the mountaintop is not a place you’ll find ethnic color. This weekend marks 50 years of "Soul On Snow." That’s 50 years that the National Brotherhood of Skiers (NBS) has worked to diversify the mountains. NBS...
Metro Denver residents experience mail delays
COLORADO, USA — Mail delivery woes have been plaguing mountain towns so much that lawmakers are getting involved, and a lawsuit is being considered. But, it's not just a mountain issue. The problems in Summit County and other mountain communities were just the first to come to light. Mail...
2 wolves caught, collared in Colorado
WALDEN, Colo. — Two wolves have been caught and collared in northwest Colorado. Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) said it placed GPS collars on two wolves Thursday in North Park, near Walden. The wolves were first safely darted with a tranquilizer from a helicopter, allowing the collar to be...
Thousands of golden retrievers to gather this weekend
GOLDEN, Colo. — Goldens in Golden is back this weekend for a celebration of one of America's most popular dog breeds. Humans and their well-behaved golden retrievers are invited to gather at the Golden Visitors Center starting at 11 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 4. The golden retriever gathering will walk...
Colorado considers using public land for affordable housing
DENVER — Police officer Andy Sandoval lives in one the most beautiful places in the world near Vail, Colorado, where world-famous ski resorts are nestled between Rocky Mountain peaks. His living situation for years, though, was far less dreamy. Until last month, the 26-year-old, his wife and their two...
Pages of historic Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo on display in Denver
DENVER — The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo was signed 175 years ago this week, ending the Mexican-American War and prompting profound changes to cultures, land and identity among peoples who suddenly found the border had crossed them. The National Archives loaned four pages of the treaty to History Colorado...
Tax return processing to begin soon in Colorado
DENVER — The Colorado Department of Revenue (CDOR) said processing for the majority of state income tax filers will begin no later than this Friday. People can file their tax returns now through all methods with the exception of the state's Revenue Online portal, CDOR said. Revenue Online will be accessible no later than Feb. 22, according to CDOR.
Youth drill team returns art of stepping to Montbello
DENVER — With every single stomp and clap, The Colorado Community Elite Drill Team moves as one. The non-profit youth organization teaches kids the art of step, a dance deeply embedded in Black culture, "whose sole purpose is to unite youth of all ethnicities with the intent of creating, self-confident, resilient goal seekers and goal achievers," the organization says on their website.
Denver Public Library unveils new card celebrating Black history
DENVER — The Denver Public Library is celebrating Black History month with a new innovative library card designed by local artist CJ Fletcher. The limited-edition card is called “Low Poly,” and features colorful elements from the past, present, and future. Danielle Brooks is the Marketing Manager for...
Denver Mayor Hancock's trip to North Africa to cost more than $100,000
DENVER — Denver Mayor Michael Hancock will travel to Egypt and Ethiopia this week with a delegation of city and metro area leaders at a cost of more than $100,000. The trip, which comes at the tail end of Hancock's tenure as mayor, will help the city find new air service and economic development opportunities on the African continent, officials said.
Six more weeks of winter in Colorado is a good bet. Except for spring of 2017
DENVER — Six more weeks of winter. That's what the famous rodent forecaster from Pennsylvania predicted on Thursday morning. Well, in Colorado it’s going to feel like an early spring after the three months we just went through. How accurate is that rodent anyway? He almost always predicts...
Migrants in El Paso describe decision to travel to Denver, other destinations
EL PASO, Texas — Editor's note: All the quotes in this article were originally spoken in Spanish and translated into English. Thousands of migrants have made their way to Denver. For some, it's been a stop on the journey, and others want to call Denver home in the future. The large majority traveled through El Paso, Texas, on the journey to the Mile High City.
Police looking for man missing from Lafayette
LAFAYETTE, Colo. — Police are looking for a 25-year-old man who was last heard from on Jan. 20 after running out of gas in Lafayette. The Lafayette Police Department (LPD) said 25-year-old Ricardo Garza Jr. was last heard from via phone around 3:27 p.m. Jan. 20 after he ran out of gas in Lafayette. Police did not give out an exact location.
The Culture Report: A new streaming show on 9NEWS+
DENVER — Something new is coming to 9NEWS+ this winter. The Culture Report is a new opinion-based streaming show on 9NEWS+ that explores stories that impact underrepresented communities. Four journalists from different backgrounds come together to have bigger conversations on the stories and events impacting marginalized communities. Weekly topics...
Firefighters save horse who fell into icy pond
DENVER — Firefighters were able to save a horse who fell through ice and into a pond on Friday afternoon. West Metro Fire Rescue (WMFR) tweeted that a horse fell through a small but deep pond in a neighborhood west of C-470 on Belleview Avenue. The horse was unable to get out of the pond by itself, WMFR said.
2 more suspects arrested in deadly shooting, carjacking of teen in Loveland
LOVELAND, Colo. — Two more suspects were arrested in a shooting and carjacking last month that left Nasier Graham, 18, dead and another teen injured, Loveland Police said Monday. Around 10:15 p.m. on Jan. 20, police said a white Dodge Ram pickup truck pulled into the parking lot of...
Why Xcel's million-dollar donation doesn't add up
DENVER — Xcel and other energy companies are feeling that heat. Customers are complaining about energy bills three and four times what they were this time last year, while Xcel made $1.7 billion in profit in 2022. Perhaps that's why a coalition of energy companies - Xcel, Black Hills,...
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