Author: Jonathan Ingraham jonathan.ingraham@denvergazettedev.gazette.com
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Human remains found on alpine trail in Rocky Mountain National Park
Human remains were found late Wednesday afternoon in an area near the Alpine Ridge Trail in Rocky Mountain National Park (RMNP), a park official said in an email statement Friday. The area were the remains were found is near the Alpine Visitor Center, which is located along Trail Ridge Road. According the National Park Service,…
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Colorado Avalanche selling team-used equipment at Ball Arena on Saturday
Colorado Avalanche fans can buy a piece of last season on Saturday at Ball Arena for the first-ever sale of team-used, professional-grade hockey equipment, donated by the Colorado Avalanche and Colorado Eagles. The three-time Stanley Cup winners (Avalanche) and four-time minor league championship winners (Eagles) will have thousands of items to buy including sticks, gloves,…
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Colorado Springs weather: First day of summer brings heat advisories, red flag warnings
Yesterday was hot, but today will be even hotter around Colorado Springs on the first day of summer. “A heat advisory will go into effect this morning at 10 a.m., and will continue until 9 p.m.,” KOAA Meteorologist Alan Rose said. “Temperatures this afternoon will be around 15 degrees above average, and should be on…
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$27,995,000 Colorado ranch near Pagosa Springs hits market
The Mountain Bird Ranch, once owned by singer Dan Fogelberg, looking for buyer
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Backcountry skier rescued after falling 1,000 feet in Colorado’s Skywalker Couloir
Saturday’s incident happened nearly one year to the day from June 2024 skier crash
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2.9 magnitude earthquake shakes north of Denver Friday morning
A small 2.9 magnitude earthquake shook residents north of Denver early Friday morning, according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). The quake occurred at 6:08 a.m., was reported at 6:13 a.m., and was centered approximately three miles southwest of Dacono and approximately five miles deep. People living near the epicenter would have felt very light…
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Colorado Springs weather: High temps in the upper 80s Friday ahead of hot Father’s Day weekend
High pressure is the major weather force heading into Friday and Father’s Day weekend around Colorado Springs. “It will be very warm today, and hot this weekend,” KOAA Meteorologist Casey Dorn said. “But just to put our heat into perspective, it was much hotter last year; today’s record high of 97 was set in 2024.”…
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18 arrested in Denver after protest rally
The Denver police arrested 18 people on Tuesday night about 2 miles from the state Capitol, where a separate rally, which had drawn hundreds downtown to protest the White House’s deportation actions in Los Angeles, was winding down. Police said two people were arrested on suspicion of second-degree assault on a peace officer and a…
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WATCH: Robotic dog delivers donuts to Rifle police officers on National Donut Day
On National Donut Day, several Rifle, Colorado police officers received tasty donuts via man’s best ‘robotic’ friend, Center of Excellence for Advanced Technology Aerial Firefighting (CoE) said Friday. The CoE collaborated with the Rifle Police Department (RPD) to commemorate the sweet holiday by employing a robotic dog named Lucky to deliver donuts to the RPD using…