Title: Upcoming Spring Festivals in Colorado

Come spring, Coloradans can’t wait to take on the approaching warm weather days. And this is evidenced in the fun festivities showcasing Colorado’s springtime beauty. Spring runs from Tuesday, March 19th to Thursday, June 20th, 2024.

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Title: No more gift shop or restaurant at Buffalo Bill's Museum and Grave in 2025

It's a place jammed with knickknacks and oddities. Buffalo Bill memorabilia, key chains, knives, and a big stuffed buffalo.

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Title: 4 Sneaky Car Dealership Scams That Will Be Illegal in 2024

Buying a car can feel like walking through a minefield of shady sales tactics.

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Title: Lou Conter, last survivor of USS Arizona from Pearl Harbor attack, dies at 102

The rusting wreckage of the Arizona still lies in waters where it sank, with more than 900 entombed inside.

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Title: Only in Denver: 5 photos that just about sum up the Mile High City

DENVER (KDVR) — Maybe it’s the high elevation or the abundant sunshine, but there’s something different about Denver.

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Title: Angry elephant lifts safari truck into the air, ‘traumatizes’ tourists

An angry bull elephant in Pilanesberg National Park in South Africa attacked a safari truck, twice lifting it into the air and slamming it down as terrified tourists took cover between the seats.

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Title: Bill introduced to make alcohol to-go sales permanent at Colorado restaurants

A bill is working its way through the legislative session to continue alcohol to-go sales at Colorado restaurants.

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Title: Data centers are proliferating. So are concerns about their effects on Colorado’s environment.

AI and other growing tech sectors are driving demand for bigger, more powerful data centers, and Colorado is obliging. How does their demand for all that power coexist with climate goals?

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Title: Colorado’s parks bring in $7 billion each year, with Garden of the Gods a key contributor in Colorado Springs

A recent report from the National Recreation and Park Association found that local parks and recreation systems in Colorado bring in more than $7 billion a year and employ nearly 40,000 people across the state.

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Title: Colorado Parks and Wildlife lands a spectacular hunting and fishing ranch in South Park

Collard Ranch and 5 miles of pristine trout stream will become a state wildlife area for $8.25 million

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Title: 12 spring events and festivals to know about in Colorado

The snow is melting and temperatures are set to start rising as spring approaches in Colorado.

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Title: Plan to drill for oil and gas near Lowry Landfill Superfund site southeast of Denver raises red flags

Civitas resubmitted a Comprehensive Area Plan for drilling under 50-square miles from pads located on State Land Board land in Arapahoe County on Feb. 23.

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Title: More than 600K pounds of electronic waste has been diverted from landfills thanks to Colorado teenagers

Over the past 12 years, Cañon City High School students have prepped and delivered mostly electronic waste to 3R Technology Solutions

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Title: Conservative pundit says retirement 'is a stupid idea.' I agree. Let us work until we die.

The whole concept of retiring so you can actually enjoy part of your life is lazy liberal nonsense, no different than catering-to-the-weak work entitlements like lunch breaks or sick days.

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Title: The Best Winter Hikes Near Denver

If you hang up your gear in fall, you’re missing out on Colorado’s sleeper season.

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Title: Denver Luck of the Irish St Paddys Bar Crawl

Embark on a festive journey through the historic streets of Denver with the "Denver Luck of the Irish St Paddy's Bar Crawl" on March 15th! Join us for an exciting celebration of St. Patrick's Day in this iconic city.

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Title: St. Patrick's Day-Related Events

Denver is the place to celebrate St. Patrick's Day on Sunday, March 17, 2024. Go green at these events or hang out at a pub for an authentic Irish cultural experience.

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Title: Colorado leads on medical debt protections, even as health care costs remain “out of control”

The state has adopted ambitious policies to help consumers, keeping medical debt off credit reports and limiting interest rates. Some lawmakers want to do more.

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Title: Closing the 'ambulance gap': How Colorado and U.S. lawmakers hope to end surprise medical bills

If you ride in an ambulance, you could be on the hook for thousands of dollars. But new solutions recommended at the state and federal levels aim to change that.

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Title: Colorado Isn’t Giving up on Its Drug Importation Dream

Colorado hopes to join Florida to become only the second state authorized to import prescription drugs from Canada. But they’re hitting the same hurdles: drugmakers — and the FDA.

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Title: Opinion: Colorado kids are losing health coverage at an alarming rate and we must do more to keep them insured

State leaders have to show greater urgency in protecting children from being needlessly dropped from Medicaid coverage

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Title: Daylight saving time is back. Here's what that means for Denver.

On Sunday, we "spring ahead" to daylight saving time, even though many sleep experts — including in Colorado — wish we wouldn't.

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Title: ‘SNL’ Weekend Update co-anchors coming to Colorado

The co-anchors of Weekend Update on "Saturday Night Live" are coming to Colorado in August.

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Title: Denverites breathe some of America's worst air and the stunning landscape is to blame

Coloradans might be all about staying healthy and active, but there's a big problem brewing in the Mile High City.

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Title: Farms that feed migrating sandhill cranes in Colorado are in it for the long haul

Colorado Open Lands’ “Grain for Cranes” program is helping farms surrounding Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge remain a friendly place for migrating birds.

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Title:Build Your Own Sauna

These considerations will guide you in constructing a room where you can turn up the heat to flow off some steam.

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Title: Culinary Calendar: The Twelve Tastiest Events This Week

Denver Restaurant Week is kicking off, a Top Chef contestant is hosting a pop-up, Oyster Month arrives at Jax Fish House and more.

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Title: Ten Things to Do for Free in Denver (and Beyond) This Week

There will be a flurry of activity around town this week, with everything from the International Women's Day celebrations to the Dew Tour.

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Title: Fiddler's Green 2024 Schedule: All the Concerts Announced So Far

Billy Strings and Noah Kahan both have two-night runs slated, and there are also Pixies with Modest Mouse, Creed, Hozier, Dave Matthews Band, the National and War on Drugs and more.

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Title: The 5 worst auto brands for 2024 in Consumer Reports' rankings

Consumer Reports rates everything from refrigerators to baby goods and products in between.

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Title: Woman Turns Her Pet Tortoise Into Adorable Dinosaur With Precious Costume

If you need something to brighten up your day, this video of a tiny tortoise dressed up like a dinosaur will do it!

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Title: An ex-flight attendant who flew with 2 US airlines shares ways travelers can save money on flights — without skiplagging

• More than 54 million Americans traveled abroad in 2022 despite rising airfare prices.
• Bobby Laurie, an ex-flight attendant, shared ways travelers could save money on airfare.
• Laurie said travelers could search for the cheapest upgrades and not just the cheapest economy fare.

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Title: This Is How Much Laundry Detergent You Should Actually Use — And Yes, It's Shocking

Unfortunately, we have some bad news for you: You’re probably doing your laundry all wrong.

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Title: Portable Solar Cooker

Prepare your favorite foods on the go with the Portable Solar Cooker. Simply place foods in the Pyrex glass tube and adjust the reflectors. It cooks your food quickly, even in cloudy conditions!

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Title: Denver residents can apply for rewards by riding a bicycle instead of driving

People who live in Denver can apply for rewards by riding a bicycle instead of driving.

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Title: Wheeling and dealing: Bike swap returning to Colorado Springs

When he organized his first bike swap in 2017 in Colorado Springs, Gabe Alvarado admits "it was kind of a selfish thing."

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Title: Ten Free Things to Do in Denver (and Beyond) This Week

Leap into March with an action-packed week that lands on First Friday.

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Title: Thirteen Things to Do for Free in Denver (and Beyond) This Week

Black History Month events, Lunar New Year celebrations, Valentine's Day markets and more hot times ahead!

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Title: Botanic Gardens announces first summer concert lineup additions

Emmylou Harris, DeVotchKa and Trombone Shorty are among those headed to Denver for the annual Summer Concert Series at the Botanic Gardens.

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Title: Empowering southern Colorado with fresh produce and food knowledge

(SECURITY-WIDEFIELD, Colo.) — Amidst the temptation of fast-food chains, a new neighborhood grocery store in southern Colorado aims to prioritize proper nutrition and deliver farm-fresh produce.

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Title: I’m a Costco Fanatic — Here Are 15 Ways You Are Not Using Your Membership to Its Potential To Save Money

I’m relatively new to Costco fanaticism. In fact, I married into it five years ago.

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Title: "I Have No Idea Why We Were Ever Paying For It": 21 Cheaper Everyday Things That People Prefer Over The Pricier Versions

I used to spend like $90 a month just on my cellphone plan.

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Title: Denver Zoo Free Days

Denver Zoo is offering seven (7) Community Free Days throughout 2024 for anyone in our community.

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Title: Real Estate Agents Are Revealing The Subtle Red Flags To Look Out For When Buying A House

Buying a home, condo, or apartment is the single biggest financial investment the vast majority of people will ever make.

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Title: You can boost your longevity with 7 habits that take 5 minutes or less a day, according to a doctor

Simple daily routines may help extend your lifespan without taking much time.
Practices such as 'micro-meditations' and exercise breaks can relieve stress and enhance well-being.
Gratitude lists and social interaction can cultivate emotional health for a longer life.

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Title: Gas stoves worsen your home’s air quality and raise the risk of asthma — here’s how to use them more safely

After a recent study reported that one in eight childhood asthma cases is caused by gas-operated stoves, the internet experienced an explosion of discourse surrounding the appliances, ranging from proposed legislation to ban their use to arguments comparing the pros and cons of electric alternatives.

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Title: 7 Things That are Devaluing Your Kitchen, Say Experts — 'Get Rid of Them if you Ever Plan to Sell!'

The kitchen is the sort of space where nobody likes to compromise. As the heart of the home, this room takes a higher priority than virtually any other for potential buyers, so every choice you make for yours matters more than you think.

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Title: LIVECAMS / AFRICAN WILDLIFE

African Animals

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Title: Why are young artists moving to the San Luis Valley? It’s affordable.

The region in the south-central part of the state has some of the lowest-income counties in Colorado, making it a hotbed for millennials who want to make art and give back

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Title: Colorado dinner theater closing after 46 years

"This community has been very, very adamant about the fact that they’re going to miss us very much, and we will miss them."

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Title: All the Red Rocks 2024 Concerts Announced So Far

Wiz Khalifa will be blazing there on 4/20, Trevor Noah will headline in May, and Jason Mraz will perform with the Colorado Symphony in July.... plus so many more!

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Title: Coors Western Art Show features over 70 artist from around the nation: "I spend a lot of time hiking, driving backroads looking for scenes I find appealing"

Down the hall from the rodeo and the petting zoo at the National Western Stock Show in Denver is one of the most prestigious Western art shows in the world. For over 30 years, cowboys on canvas have joined those in real life at the Coors Western Art Show.

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Title: Huge bison sheds a single tear in wildlife photographer's beautiful video

A wildlife photographer has shared a stunning video of a wild bison shedding a single tear on a frosty day and seeming to gulp – a quiet, intimate moment with one of North America's largest land mammals.

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Title: Orchid exhibit offers a taste of the tropics in frigid Denver

It's cold outside in Denver. But inside the orangery at Denver Botanic Gardens, warm temperatures are helping the orchids thrive.

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Title: Annual Pass Information

The Family Annual Parks Pass replaces the Hang Tag Annual Parks Pass that was introduced in 2019.

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Title: The discovery of the Roman dodecahedron simply reminds us of how stupid we are

There were two big mysteries in the news this week. First there was the discovery of a Roman dodecahedron in a field in Lincolnshire and second there was the question of what happened to Michael Gove’s forehead. And, I would add, are the two issues connected?

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Title: What’s the best way to melt snow on the sidewalk in Denver?

DENVER (KDVR) — Snow has fallen across Denver and throughout Colorado. With cold temperatures sticking around, many people are trying to figure out the best way to keep sidewalks clear.

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Title: Nebraska Humane Shares How to Build an Easy DIY Shelter to Keep Outdoor Cats Warm

If you're practically living in your coziest sweaters from October through March, you're certainly not alone.

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Title: Free days at Denver’s beloved cultural institutions in 2024

Did you know that you can visit some of Colorado’s most beloved cultural institutions for free?

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Title: These National Parks Will Require Reservations in 2024

The measure is going into effect from Arches National Park to Yosemite National Park.

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Title: Five More Things to Do in Denver (and Beyond) This Week

A few holiday celebrations are continuing into the new year, with Zoo Lights and Blossoms of Light both ending on Sunday. But Ice Castles Colorado will be open in Cripple Creek as long as the weather allows. And the Stock Show is coming to town!

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Title: 2023-24 winter festivals and events in Colorado

DENVER (KDVR) — If you’re a fan of winter, you’re probably a fan of Colorado.

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Title: Colorado musicians spread peace and joy through music: "Kids have the power to change their community"

As music fills the halls of Kavod Senior Life on a Sunday afternoon, the residents are holding back their emotions.

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Title: Recycling old Christmas trees and leftover food in Colorado can help cut down on greenhouse gasses

As most Coloradans who celebrate Christmas wrap up their annual festivities, many are now deliberating whether or not to throw away or recycle their old Christmas tree.

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Title: Amazon Adding Solar Farm in Kiowa Co.

Amazon is adding to its renewable energy projects in Oklahoma with the construction of its first solar farm in the state.

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Title: 17 Signs From This Past Week That Beg The Question: "Is It Possible To Be TOO Funny??"

As the holidays officially draw to a close, let's all decompress with the funniest signs from the past week, courtesy of r/funnysigns:

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Title: Listen to Colorado Public Radio's 2023 Holiday Extravaganza | Yule log

CPR's 8th annual Colorado Matters Holiday Extravaganza was recorded at Denver's Central Presbyterian Church and is a celebration of Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, and of the season.

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Title: 2023-24 winter festivals and events in Colorado

Winter starts Dec. 21 and lasts until March 19, 2024, which means there are plenty of chances to attend a winter-themed event in the state this season.

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Title: My Grandmother’s Dust-Busting Cleaning Secret Is Too Life-Changing Not to Share

I like to work smarter, not harder, when it comes to cleaning. That’s especially true when it comes to dusting.

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Title: Laundry expert warns against using popular cleaning product: ‘It’s a waste of money’

A laundry expert has posted a video on Instagram detailing why consumers should avoid fabric softener.

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Title: Kristen Anderson: Colorado State University Extension: Let learning light up your winter

There’s a term you may be familiar with — “life-long learner.” You may even use it to describe yourself. We in the Extension office hear it often, and we celebrate that idea.

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Title: New report reveals major problem at more than 200 US military bases: ‘Hundreds more [communities] are likely at risk’

A new report from the Department of Defense has revealed that at least 245 military bases in the United States have been leaching toxic chemicals into the drinking water of nearby communities, putting an unknown number of people at risk.

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Title: Denver will only see this much daylight on the winter solstice

DENVER (KDVR) —The darkest day of the year is fast approaching. It lands on Dec. 21, 2023. Across America, cities will get as little as six hours of sunlight.

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Title: SINWP Bird Photographer of the Year unveils stunning wildlife winners

The Society of the International Nature and Wildlife Photographers have recently announced the winners of the SINWP Bird Photographer of the Year 2023 competition. Organized in support of the RSPB, this competition helps to showcase some of the best wildlife photography from around the world.

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Title: A winter wonderland awaits you at the Denver Christkindlmarket. Located at Denver Civic Center Park, this authentic German-style holiday market hosts both local and European, craft & food vendors, entertainers for everyone to enjoy. The Denver Christkindlmarket is a must-see holiday experience that is free and open to the public.

OPEN HOURS & LOCATION
Opening/closing hours for the market:
The Christkindlmarket will be open from
November 17 – December 23, 2023.
Located at Denver Civic Center Park - 101 W. 14th Ave. Denver, CO 80202

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Title: How to Experience an Old-fashioned Christmas in Golden, Colorado

It would seem fitting that for a town that says, “where the west lives,” it would celebrate the holidays in an old-fashioned kind of way. Celebrate the season with an old-fashioned Christmas in Golden, Colorado, and see how the small mountain town lights up for the holidays with a festive lineup of events, Christmas dinners, seasonal pop-up bars and more.

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Title: Dr. Kwane Stewart, who cares for the pets of those experiencing homelessness, is CNN’s Hero of the Year

CNN — Dr. Kwane Stewart — a veterinarian whose nonprofit, Project Street Vet, provides medical care to the pets of people experiencing homelessness — is the 2023 CNN Hero of the Year.

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Title: The Geminid meteor shower peaks this week. Don't miss the best 'shooting stars' of 2023

Conditions look favorable for a spectacular display this year under the dark skies of a new moon.

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Title: Photographers capture cosmic phenomena in Kansas skies at night. Here's how you can, too

Viewing the night sky in Kansas is a stargazer's dream.

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Title: Your Kids Might Be Playing on Toxic Chemicals

When you let your kids outside on a sunny day, be warned: they might be playing on a bed of toxic chemicals.

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Title: Shop Local: Give Colorado-Made Goods to Loved Ones For the Holidays

One of the amazing things about living in Colorado is that we have plenty of backyard to explore via road trips on scenic and historic byways — perfect for turning your holiday shopping into a fun adventure.

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Title: Colorado Christmas Gifts

Colorado Christmas gifts, Colorado Christmas gift baskets

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Title: How to Live Completely Off Grid Without Debt

Wondering how to live 100% off the grid while avoiding debt? Read on to discover one couple's journey towards learning how to live completely off grid.

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Title: Colorado couple believes their home is sinking into an old coal mine; they're not alone

One of the first signs of trouble with Kenny and Ardith Lindquist's home in Rockrimmon was the porch — the contractor couldn't believe how much cement it took to stabilize it.

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Title: Highlands Ranch 9-year-old organizes Colorado holiday pet drive after her dog passes away

When a Highlands Ranch 9-year-old's dog passed away, she didn't let sadness take over. Instead, she's using her story and the holiday season to give back to pets without homes in her Colorado community.

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Title: Your guide to holiday-themed things to do around Denver

Christmas is still a few weeks away, but the holiday season is in full swing across the Mile High City.

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Title: Colorado families size down as Christmas tree prices rise

As wallets recover from Thanksgiving groceries, another holiday staple is set to break budgets. The price of Christmas trees is up, and Colorado families are prepared to downsize their traditions.

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Title: Uncovering Colorado: Buena Vista

Alan Gionet visits Buena Vista as a community journalist and takes an in-depth look in this special program about the town, its people and things that matter to them.

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Title: Chris Noth Stars in One-Night Denver Staging of It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play

Best known for his roles in Sex and the City and Law and Order, Chris Noth takes center stage to play George Bailey.

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Title: Winter 2023: Holiday Events, Markets and More in Denver and Beyond

Colorado is getting very colorful, with seasonal light shows and attractions popping up all over.

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Title: Denver Botanic Gardens transforms for the holiday season

For over three decades, Denver Botanic Gardens has transformed for the holidays.

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Title: The creepiest places in all 50 states

From rundown prisons to defunct hospitals to hotels with resident ghosts, discover the creepiest spot in your state … if you dare.

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Title: Air purifiers aren’t enough to clean your home from wildfire smoke

There are ways to clean it up, however.

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Title: What to know about lights at Denver Botanic Gardens in 2023

DENVER (KDVR) — The Denver Botanic Gardens is usually a display of a diverse array of plants from all around the world, but for a few weeks every year it becomes a winter wonderland of colorful twinkling lights.

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Title: Week in art: Big fiber art event at Longmont’s fairgrounds, plus landscapes that capture the beauty of Boulder Valley and more exhibits

Boulder area, Longmont area, Northern Colorado

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Title: Glamping a big hit at Best Nest Farm

The first season of business at Mills County’s first private glamping venue has been a success.

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Title: 9Things to do in Colorado this weekend: Oct. 27-31

We've found trick-or-treat events, haunted houses and corn mazes across Colorado to help you have a frightful weekend.

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Title: Gas-powered lawn, garden equipment on Colorado's air pollution chopping block

Colorado's air quality regulator is considering a new rule that seeks to curb emissions from gas-powered lawn and garden equipment and prohibit their use by government entities — or their contractors — for three months of the year.

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Title: Feng Shui experts say these 3 front door colors could invite good fortune into your home - is yours on the list?

Your front door sets the tone for the rest of your home. It isn't just a point of entry and exit, it's the first impression people have of your space, and according to Feng Shui, it's a big deal when it comes to good fortune, too.

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Title: 'Forever Chemicals' Are Everywhere, But These Are The Most Common Sources

Synthetic chemicals like PFAS, also known as "forever chemicals," are in takeout containers, furniture and more — and research suggests they may cause serious health problems. Experts share what you can do to protect yourself.

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Title: Interested in an Electric Vehicle? Consider Buying Used.

The prices of used battery-powered models have fallen sharply, as the supply of cars and trucks has improved.

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Title: Best Places to See Fall Colors in Denver

With the onset of October, the changing of the leaves begins in Denver With the city’s urban parks, recreational areas and ???, there are plenty of places to leaf peep in and around Denver. So, here are a few of the best places to see fall colors in Denver.

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Title: Your guide to ghostly activities and fall festivals across Colorado

The days are still warm but the sun is setting earlier and a chill is creeping into the evening air. The leaves have started to turn, the pumpkins are ripening, and the local stores are stocking up on candy.

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Title: Our health depends on holding polluters accountable

Colorado communities continue to stand up to industry. Decision makers continue to let us down.

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Title: Colorado clean energy employment rises to 64,000, doubling fossil fuel jobs

Colorado’s fast-growing clean energy sector today employs more than twice as many workers statewide as the fossil fuel industry, a report released this week by a trade association found.

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Title: Right now is the time to get your car ready for the Colorado winter

Be sure to not only prep your car but also have an in-car kit for yourself

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Title: Your guide to ghostly activities and fall festivals across Colorado

The days are still warm but the sun is setting earlier and a chill is creeping into the evening air. The leaves have started to turn, the pumpkins are ripening, and the local stores are stocking up on candy.

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Title: Corn Mazes and Pumpkin Patches Open In 2023

Corn mazes and pumpkin patches are abundant in September and October. Here’s a list of what we know is happening, along with any coupons or discounts.

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Title: Boulder County Farmers Markets: At the Market: Enjoy the fruit of farmers’ labor with Colorado-grown fruits

We’ve reached the brief but magical time of year when nearly all local fruit is in season. Palisade peaches, nectarines, crisp apples, plums, pears, raspberries and melons are all ripe for the picking.

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Title: These two solar energy options could save you tens of thousands of dollars — here’s everything to know about making the switch

It’s never been clearer: Solar power can save Americans tens of thousands of dollars while keeping the planet cooler.

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Title: Air Pollution Linked to Higher Dementia Risk: Study

Aug. 15, 2023 – About 188,000 new dementia cases annually may be linked to exposure to air pollution, according to new research from the University of Michigan.

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Title: Last Call for Tickets to Harvest Week, Which Benefits Local Restaurants and Communities

“[Harvest Week] is a way to connect with the whole circle of the food system,” says Giselle Díaz Campagna, executive director of the GrowHaus, a community-led nonprofit that works to advance food justice via food access and wellness education.

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Title: Ten Things to Do for Free in Denver (and Beyond!) This Week

Fall has ushered in a bounty of entertainment opportunities, including Denver Oktoberfest, a downtown block party and Denver Walls. Time to harvest some fun!

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Title: Storied garden center to host first art festival

Tagawa Gardens always boasts plenty of color in its wide range of flowers and plants. It will add new forms of eye-catching artistry later this month.

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Title: 8 “made-in-Colorado” tours to take this fall

See how coins, candies, bike, booze and more are created

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Title: The 'coolest' things made in Colorado, revealed

What is the coolest thing made in Colorado?

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Title: Leaf-peeping preview: Here’s what Colorado can expect for fall colors

State forests are in good shape rebounding from drought years

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Title: Farmers' Almanac says get ready for cold winter in Colorado

Summer is still in full swing, but before you know it we will be trading flip flops for snow boots!

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Title: Repairman shares how this often-forgotten cleaning technique could save you tons of money on your energy bill: ‘Teach me more’

Of all the appliances in a typical home kitchen, the refrigerator uses the most energy. A TikTok video by Home Serve l Home Repair (@homeserveusa) shows how to save energy by cleaning your refrigerator’s condenser coils.

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Title: When will the fall colors peak near me?

(NEXSTAR) — Sure, many of us are still soaking in the summer sun — and heat — but fall is right around the corner. Depending on where you live, the leaves may have already started fading to their fall shades of reds, oranges, yellows and browns.

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Title: Why Do Cats Love Tuna So Much? Scientists May Finally Know

One thing most cats seem to have in common is a deep love of tuna. That's an odd predilection for a creature that evolved in the desert, with nary a fish in sight. Now scientists think they've nailed down the biology behind this curious craving.

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Title: Fall patio ideas – 10 seasonal ways to cozy up your outdoor living space

From twinkling lights and pretty planters to autumnal color palettes, there are plenty of ways to create an inviting backyard as temperatures cool

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Title: Modern Dog House Plans

Learn how to build a dog house step by step with these modern dog house plans. It just takes a little bit of time and skill to build the perfect pad for your pet.

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Title: Top 5 most-read stories last week: 14ers feat, horse found, manslaughter plea, homicide investigation, woman found

Editor’s note: Stories in this list received the most page views on SummitDaily.com from Aug. 6-12.

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Title: 7 New Laws That Went Into Effect This August Every Coloradan Should Know About

State lawmakers passed more than 400 pieces of legislation earlier this year, many of which went into effect on August 7. Here, we break down the new laws that will impact you most.

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Title: 5280 EVENT GUIDE

Our curated guide to the best local events in Denver.

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Title: Ten Things to Do for Free in Denver (and Beyond!) This Week

Finding fun is easy before Labor Day weekend.

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Title: Denver Botanic Gardens prepares ticket sale for Glow at the Gardens

Denver Botanic Gardens' nighttime Halloween celebration returns this October.

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Title: Guide to Greener Heating: Your Best and Cheapest Home Heating Options

Cleaner, greener home heating options are abundant, but they’re not all equal. Compare the pros and cons before you decide which should heat your home.

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Title: Plan the Perfect Sunroom Addition

Follow these principles when building a sunroom addition and you can get the triple benefits of a cozy living space, free solar heat, and a super greenhouse for plants.

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Title: Denver Public Library Used Book Sale returns after 3 years

The Denver Public Library Used Book Sale is returning after three years. This is the first time since the pandemic that the used book sale will happen.

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Title: In Colorado and in thought, renowned photographer John Fielder found beauty through the end

Two years ago, illustrious Colorado nature photographer John Fielder was tasked with decorating yet another facility that was opening near his home in Summit County.

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Title: What’s Working: Where to get rid of hard-to-toss items in Colorado — and also benefit society

From old couches and mattresses to baby gear, paint and contact lenses, these Colorado organizations want your old stuff to help the planet, consumers and an underused workforce.

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Title: Ten Things to Do for Free in Denver (and Beyond!) This Week

It's not too late to start enjoying summer. The mountains are full of festivals, and there are outdoor movies, concerts and markets all over. And this week, you can slide into special programs on creepy-crawly bug and other creatures.

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Title: Poudre RiverFest celebrates, educates about important water resource

Poudre RiverFest is not just another summer celebration. It's a family-friendly educational and inspirational experience. This one-day event offers entertainment with bands playing from 1 p.m. until 6 p.m., as well as food and beverages.

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Title: The Five Best Dishes Invented in Colorado

From Mexican hamburgers to root beer floats, celebrate the state's 147th birthday by digging into these Colorado originals.

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Title: The Eleven Best Culinary Events This Week
On the calendar this week: Slurp bivalves at Stoic & Genuine and Jax for Oyster Day, vote for your favorite burger contender, try everything at Taste of Ethiopia and more.

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Title: Boomtowns: Once connected by railroads, Colorado River Valley towns now feel threatened by them

DE BEQUE, Colo. — As they head east out of the bottomlands of the Grand Valley, trains on the Union Pacific’s Central Corridor continue to follow the Colorado River in reverse, climbing gradually into Garfield County, where the rocky cliffs and sagebrush-spotted scrubland of the high desert begin to give way to the gentler slopes and lush alpine forests of the Rocky Mountains.

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Title: Upcoming Colorado Mountain Town Festivities To Look Out For
It’s summer in Colorado and we all know what that means — mountain town festivals. From live music and farmers markets to outdoor activities and beer tastings, there is plenty to do in the high country near Denver. This month, discover these upcoming Colorado mountain town festivities and experience the best of summer in the Rockies.

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Title: Printer ink is a scam. Here’s how to spend less.
Americans waste $10 billion each year on name-brand ink. So we tested low-cost options including remanufactured cartridges, ink injection kits — and even making our own.

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Title: 25 hilarious pictures of animal antics from this year's Comedy Pet Photography Awards
The annual Comedy Pet Photography Awards highlight amusing pictures of pets and their hilarious antics.

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Title: G. Brown wrote it, but notes his Red Rocks book rests on the photos
“Red Rocks: The Concert Years” is no memoir, though he’s got stories. Brown painstakingly chronicled the iconic venue with vivid reportage.

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Title: Natural Sunburn Remedies For Skin & Hair
Looking for a natural after sun remedy? Follow these recipes for natural sunburn remedies, including cooling masks, mists, bath soaks, and more.

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Title: Herbal Bug Spray Recipe
Interested in how to keep bugs away home remedies? Combine these fresh herbs in a safe and effective herbal bug spray recipe.

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Title: Mile High Fourth of July: Denver Gearing up for Unprecedented Independence Weekend
DENVER, June 20, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Denver will celebrate the Fourth of July holiday weekend with fun for the whole family.

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Title: Things to do in Denver: A bucket list guide
Colorado is a place to explore — whether you head outdoors or tour Denver's great neighborhood joints.

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Title: Homeowner shares their foolproof hack for a mosquito-free yard: ‘I have not gotten a single mosquito bite’
As the weather warms up, mosquitoes are starting to multiply across the U.S. Thankfully, one TikToker recently showed viewers a little-known product that stops the problem at the source.

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Title: Ten Things to Do for Free in Denver (and Beyond!) This Week
This is the first full week of June, and free events are popping up all over the Front Range.

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Title: Colorado’s mountain towns are being loved to death. A new roadmap can help them escape the “amenity trap.”
A new report by Headwaters Economics highlights progressive growth strategies across the country to help amenity-rich communities navigate growth challenges

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Title: Time is ripe for rural climate action: #Colorado Farm & Food Alliance wants to create a model for bringing resources to the regions facing the most severe risk from #ClimateChange — Colorado Newsline #ActOnClimate
There is no better time to invest in rural Colorado and in climate action.

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Title: Lions, bears and a camel: Colorado sanctuary leads effort to save hundreds of Puerto Rico zoo animals
Wild Animal Sanctuary in Keenesburg plays Noah for hundreds of animals from closed Puerto Rico zoo

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Title: Civic Center Conservancy wants you to meet at the park this summer
Civic Center Park has a full calendar of activities to get Denverites to meet at the park this summer.

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Title: Ten Things to Do for Free in Denver This Week
After days of rain, this week is off to a sunnier start, with another round of the Nuggets playoffs and plenty of outdoor activities.

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Title: Trail Trax: Welcome to hiking and biking season, Waterton Canyon closure
Plus Boulder Valley Velodrome gets new owners

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Title: Trail Trax: A new mountain bike trail coming to Lair o' the Bear, Farm Lane Trail gets a facelift
Plus this is your year to attend a bike race

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Title: The International Space Station is hiding in this mind-blowing photo, as it passes the sun. Can you spot it?
The sun is incomprehensibly massive, turbulent, and violent. It erupts high-energy radiation into space, some of which slams into the International Space Station rocketing around Earth.

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Title: Colorado Lawmakers Propose Aligning Utilities Costs With Customers
Back in December 2022, metro Denver residents got a not-so-cheerful message mixed in with their holiday cards: Energy bills were going up — way up, it turns out.

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Title: Ten Things to Do For Free in Denver (and Beyond) This Week
The inaugural Cities Summit of the Americas opens in Denver today, bringing with it a number of free events open to the public. But there are plenty of local things to do, too, leading up to a big weekend that ushers out April with El Día del Niño.

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Title: Colorado Arbor Day Poster Contest Winner
BROOMFIELD, Colo. — A panel of judges from the Colorado Tree Coalition (CTC) has selected Fidaa Hamed, a fifth grader from Charles Hay World School in Englewood, as the winner of its 2023 Colorado Arbor Day Poster Contest.

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Title: Hike of the Week: Copeland Falls
Trails, meadows and waterfalls are starting to reappear from beneath the abundant snow Rocky Mountain National Park received this winter.

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Title: Getting proactive, getting water-wise and getting wet: alternative choices in transforming your landscape
With spring in the air, trees are beginning to bud, birds, bees, squirrels and others are making a racket as warm sunny days are pushing up tulips, daffodils, dandelions, thistle — reminding us that it’s time to think outside the house.

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Title: Springtime hazards that your pets should avoid
With spring officially here, many pet parents are ready to start their gardens and plant those spring flowers. However, pet parents should be aware of several pet hazards that come with spring projects, gardening, and lawn care.

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Title: Planets on parade: 5 will be lined up in night sky this week
NEW YORK (AP) — Keep an eye to the sky this week for a chance to see a planetary hangout.

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Title: Meteor shower expected to produce 100 meteors per hour less than a month away
They say April showers bring May flowers, but in less than a month, April is about to bring another type of shower to those in Colorado. One of the oldest meteor showers on record is set to take place and it's expected to send up to 100 meteor per hour streaking across the sky.

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Title: DENVER, Colo. — Colorado’s Front Range is home to a meal kit delivery service that’s focused on convenience, locally sourced food and fair prices.

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Title: 1,000 eagles visit Colorado: Here's how to spot them and where to look
An eagle migration combined with frigid weather has greatly increased the likelihood that Coloradans will be able to spot bald eagles over the next couple weeks – if they know where to look.

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Title:91-year-old Colorado festival risks cancelation this year
Donkey Derby Days, a celebration that has taken place in Cripple Creek for the last 91 years, may not return to the historic mountain town in 2023, according to a news release.

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Title: There's an easy trick to keep birds from hitting your windows, but you have to do it the right way

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Title: Twelve Things to Do for Free in Denver (and Beyond) This Week
Keep reading for a dozen of the best free events around town (and beyond) this week:

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Title: Tiny plastic, huge risk
As an expert on microplastics, here's what I do to keep my family safe.

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Title: USDA Forest Service announces 2023 'fee-free' days for visitors
The USDA Forest Service will be offering six fee-free days in 2023 in order to encourage people to visit public lands and explore the outdoors, according to a recent news release.

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Title: Editorial: No, the feds aren’t coming for your gas stove. But these unhealthful appliances still need to go
Who could have predicted that kitchen stoves would become the latest tinderbox in the nation’s culture wars?

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Title: EPA investigating Colorado for discriminatory air pollution
The Environmental Protection Agency is investigating whether Colorado’s regulation of air pollution from industrial facilities discriminates against Hispanic residents and other racial minorities, according to a letter released Wednesday.

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Title: 23 Free & Cheap Things To Do in Denver This Weekend
Bored on a budget? You’ve come to the right place! Mile High On The Cheap is the answer for Coloradans wanting to live large for less.

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Title: Start the new year healthy in Colorado with a free guided hike
(Denver, Colo.) You can begin the new year by taking a free guided hike at one of Colorado’s many state parks. The annual program takes place in all 50 states on New Year’s Day.

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Title: The Ten Biggest Denver Culture Stories of 2022
The year started with a tragedy that showed just how cohesive the arts community is in Denver, and that unity was again displayed in efforts to save Mutiny Information Cafe, a stalwart of the local scene.

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Title: Homes that survived the Boulder County fire hid another disaster inside – we turned them into labs to study this urban wildfire health risk
On Dec. 30, 2021, one of the most destructive wildfires on record in Colorado swept through neighborhoods just a few miles from our offices at the University of Colorado Boulder.

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Title: The best wildlife photos of 2022 include a ball of bees, a snake eating a bat, and polar bears raiding an abandoned town
As a ball of swarming cactus bees rolled across the hot Texas sand, Karine Aigner trained her camera on the spectacle.

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Title: I run NORAD's Santa tracker program. It takes thousands of volunteers and state-of-the-art tech to give kids Santa's real-time location.
This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Lieutenant Sean Carter, a 32-year-old public-affairs officer for NORAD in Colorado Springs, Colorado, about running the NORAD Tracks Santa program.

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Title: Your Wyoming Sunrise: Wednesday, December 14, 2022
Today’s Wyoming sunrise was taken in Afton, Wyoming from ...

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Title: Funny Animal Videos 2022 Best Dogs And Cats Videos

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Title: Kelvin-Helmholtz: Rare wave clouds amaze sky-watchers in Wyoming
Stunned sky-watchers in the US state of Wyoming have snapped photos of a rare cloud formation crashing across the horizon like ocean surf.

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Title: I hope you like it Jenny!

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Title: Buck crash-lands in basement office in Colorado. Check out the wild photos
An unlucky buck crash landed into a basement office in Colorado, and wildlife officials suspect it’s because of the mule deer mating season, known as the rut.

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Title: Colorado mountain pass closes for winter, blocking access to popular 14er
Guanella Pass Road, located in the Rocky Mountains of central Colorado, officially closed for the winter on Monday morning.

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Title: This Small And Charming Colorado Town Is So Remote, It Is Almost In Nebraska
If there is one part of Colorado that is – in my humble opinion – criminally overlooked, it is the Eastern Plains. Yes, the mountains are stunning, and yes, our cities are pretty darn cool, but the Plains have the most beautiful sunsets you will ever see, the friendliest folks,

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Title: A dog walks into a bar... The Village 11-16-22 'Cuz we all need a laugh edition.
A dog walks into a bar and says, “Bartender, get me a jack … and Coke.”
“Sure thing, but what’s with the small pause?” asks the bartender.
“I don’t know, I’ve had them my whole life.”

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Title:This is SO Cute
Kitten Video

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Title:Partial solar eclipse, Lego lion and more of the week's best photos
See 10 of the week's most interesting images from around the world, as selected by Washington Post photo editors.

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Title: PHOTOS: It’s rutting season at Rocky Mountain National Park, so here are some fun elk facts
Male elk urine acts like cologne, bulls lose weight stressing over their harems and more wildlife tidbits

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Title: A woman hired a private investigator after waiting months for a tiny home she'd paid $46,000 for but never received
A woman resorted to hiring a private investigator to find out why her tiny home had not been delivered months after paying almost $50,000, NBC News reported.

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Title: What Are the Craziest Colorado Landscaping Styles?
Have you ever considered remodeling your kitchen or bathroom while considering how to improve your house? Instead of sticking to the norm, why not concentrate on landscaping?

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Title: Colorado's must-visit pumpkin patches and corn mazes for 2022
Halloween decorations are beginning to appear on doorsteps, and pumpkins are ripe for picking. Here are our top three picks for fall fun.

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Title: Lessons Learned from My Year-Long 100% Homegrown and Foraged Food Challenge

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