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For more than 20 years the University of Colorado has the been the focal point for the unofficial pot smoking holiday known as 4/20 – which is this Friday, April 20th at 4:20 pm.» E-Mail This » Add...
View ArticleLearning to Grow Strawberries-In Space
Growing fresh produce in outer space sounds like something from a movie, but a team of students at the University of Colorado in Boulder will spend the next academic year making it a reality.» E-Mail...
View ArticleColorado Snowpack at Only 2% of Average
A mild winter coupled with higher than average temperatures are causing what little snow is left in the mountains to disappear.» E-Mail This » Add to Del.icio.us
View ArticleDon't Choke On The Smoke
Smoke from the High Park Fire continues to coat the Front Range in a murky haze that can even be seen from space, but many Coloradans are just wondering if it’s safe to go outside.» E-Mail This »...
View ArticleAfter the Blaze: How Will Rain Affect the High Park Fire Burn Zone?
Fire managers working the High Park fire west of Ft. Collins have said Mother Nature is the only one who can truly put this fire out. While many are hoping the state’s monsoon rains will arrive early –...
View ArticleHot And Dry Weather Is On The High Park Fire’s Side, Not Ours
Firefighters expect the cooler weather conditions today to help them gain some ground in the High Park fire effort west of Fort Collins, but the return tomorrow to summer highs may put a damper on...
View ArticleConditions Net Steamboat Springs a Voluntary Fishing Ban
No more tubing, and now, no more fishing in Steamboat Springs for the foreseeable future.» E-Mail This » Add to Del.icio.us
View ArticleColorado More Optimistic Than Nation About Economy
For the 29th consecutive quarter Colorado businesses remain more optimistic about the economy than the rest of the nation, according to a quarterly economic confidence report released by the Leeds...
View ArticleWill Colorado's Wet Weather Last?
Colorado's fire ban has been lifted. There are hopes that more rain is on the way.Governor John Hickenlooper lifted the state's fire ban on Sunday citing recent wet weather and the promise of more on...
View ArticleCU Scientists Help Prove 'Blade Runner' Should Compete
Oscar Pistorius, the South African runner who was initially barred from the Olympics because his carbon-fiber leg prostheses were ruled an advantage to his running, is now being allowed to compete in...
View ArticleAs Drought Spreads So Do Water Restrictions
Why does it depend on where you live if you can water your lawn?Denver has joined a long list of Colorado communities that are now enforcing their water restrictions with monetary fines. However, with...
View ArticleDrought Forces Cattle Sales
Corn and hay production have been hit hard by the drought and so has Colorado’s cattle industry, who rely on those staple crops to feed their animals.As the summer has become drier and feed shortages...
View ArticleDrought Causes Horsetooth Water Levels to Plummet
Horsetooth Reservoir near Fort Collins is dropping by about a foot a day.The water is being diverted to help area farmers irrigate their crops through the fall and to residences, who are using more...
View ArticleHazy Summer Days Keep Coloradans Coughing
You may have noticed the smoky skies. Fires burning in the Pacific Northwest have blanketed the Front Range in a smoky haze, keeping some Coloradans inside.Breathing in smoke isn’t good for anyone, but...
View ArticleBoulder Bike Sharing to Expand From Federal Grant
Have you seen those retro, cherry red cruiser bikes around Boulder? They're there to share.Boulder has had B-Cycles for two years, but questions of how to use the bikes are still prevalent. The first...
View ArticleLearning to Grow Strawberries-In Space
Growing fresh produce in outer space sounds like something from a movie, but a team of students at the University of Colorado in Boulder will spend the next academic year making it a reality.» E-Mail...
View ArticleColorado Snowpack at Only 2% of Average
A mild winter coupled with higher than average temperatures are causing what little snow is left in the mountains to disappear.» E-Mail This » Add to Del.icio.us
View ArticleDon't Choke On The Smoke
Smoke from the High Park Fire continues to coat the Front Range in a murky haze that can even be seen from space, but many Coloradans are just wondering if it’s safe to go outside.» E-Mail This »...
View ArticleAfter the Blaze: How Will Rain Affect the High Park Fire Burn Zone?
Fire managers working the High Park fire west of Ft. Collins have said Mother Nature is the only one who can truly put this fire out. While many are hoping the state’s monsoon rains will arrive early –...
View ArticleHot And Dry Weather Is On The High Park Fire’s Side, Not Ours
Firefighters expect the cooler weather conditions today to help them gain some ground in the High Park fire effort west of Fort Collins, but the return tomorrow to summer highs may put a damper on...
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