Across Colorado, CO|News|
The Different Ways You Can Buy Girl Scout Cookies During The Pandemic
More than 77,000 boxes of Girl Scout Cookies were picked up in the parking lot at Eliches Gardens on Saturday.
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CU Denver Professor’s Study Shows Tie Between Light Pollution, Preterm Births
The findings from a first-of-its-kind study show light pollution can increase the likelihood of a preterm birth.
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Western Slope Lawmaker Warns A Moratorium On Federal Leases Will Devastate Garfield County: ‘Industry Will Collapse’
Garfield County has the second largest natural gas reserve in the country, but drilling has begun to dry up over the last couple of years.
Across Colorado, CO|News|
Full Throttle Saloon Opening ‘Boutique Distillery’ In Estes Park
This will be a family-friendly business.
Arvada, CO|News|
Man Arrested In Dollar General Shooting
Johnny McCaslin is accused of shooting a woman in a wheelchair and her son, deputies said.
Denver|News|
Comedy Works Landmark Location To Reopen In March, Larimer Square Location To Reopen In April
Denver comedian Adam Cayton-Holland is scheduled to perform live on March 11.
Colorado Springs, CO|News|
Colorado Springs Throwing Itself A Sesquicentennial Party
General William Palmer, a Civil War hero from Pennsylvania, established Colorado Springs on July 31, 1871.
Across Colorado, CO|News|
Plane Carrying Members Of Oklahoma State Basketball Program Crashed In Colorado 20 Years Ago
The crash on Jan. 27, 2001, killed 10 people, including players and staff from the Oklahoma State University men’s basketball program.
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Travel Experts Says ‘Vaccination Passports’ Could Be The New Normal
Getting access to pre-pandemic activities will likely require proof of vaccination with what’s being referred to as a vaccination passport.
Denver|News|
Online Poll Finds Nearly 1 In 6 Parents Has Moved Child Out Of Denver Public Schools
Two separate studies found students are learning less online, and parents worry kids have fallen behind academically.
Denver|News|
After Decades Of Disagreement, First New Skull Of Parasaurolophus Discovered In Nearly 100 Years Solves Mystery
The dinosaur is recognized by a large hollow tube that grows on its head.
Denver|News|
Hockey Rivalry Between University Of Denver, Colorado College Put On Hold Due To COVID
The two schools were supposed to play in Colorado Springs on Friday and Saturday.
Denver|News|
8-Year-Old Animal Lover Bakes Up Treats To Raise Money For The Denver Zoo
Her favorite pet is a rabbit named Peanut Butter.
Across Colorado, CO|News|
Winning $150,000 Powerball Ticket Purchased In Windsor Set To Expire Wednesday
“We are really hoping that player comes forward, or they will lose out on $150,000,” said Tom Seaver, Director of the Colorado Lottery.
Across Colorado, CO|News|
COVID Vaccines For Children Appear To Be A Half A Year Away, Or Longer
Current coronavirus vaccines are only approved for adults, but Pfizer has now started a trial for children between the ages of 12 and 15.
Boulder, CO|News|
CU Buffs Set To Play Texas A&M At Empower Field At Mile High Next Season
It will be played on the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the East Coast.
Across Colorado, CO|News|
Colorado Is The 2nd Best State To Retire, Study Finds
50 states were evaluated across three dimensions: affordability, health care, and overall quality of life.
Across Colorado, CO|News|
Colorado Doctor: Scratch And Sniff May Be Better For COVID Screenings Than Temperature Check
“If you take at look at the people who have COVID-19, only about half do develop a fever.” Dr. Hnida explained.
Across Colorado, CO|News|
Vote For Your Favorite Design In The New Iconic Colorado Driver’s License Contest
Now the Colorado Department of Revenue and its Division of Motor Vehicles are putting the new license design to a vote.
Boulder, CO|News|
‘Fill The Love’ Campaigns To Keep Lake Loveland Full Of Water
The lake goes dry for about 9 months a year and becomes a mud pit.
