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One person confirmed dead in Beulah flash flooding (opens the original)
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BEULAH, Colo. (KOAA) — The Pueblo County Sheriff's Office says one man has died after being swept downstream by flash flooding in Beulah. A Flash Flood Emergency was issued in Beulah on Sunday afternoon, with the National Weather Service urging residents to avoid the Aspen Acres Burn Scar. PCSO says one man was standing outside near the intersection of Highway 78 and Central Avenue when he was caught in the floodwaters. Beulah fire personnel attempted to rescue him, but he was quickly swept down
Two people drown in 11-Mile Reservoir in two weeks; Park County Sheriff urges safety on the water (opens the original)
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PARK COUNTY, Colo. (KOAA) — Two deaths on Eleven Mile Reservoir within two weeks have prompted the Park County Sheriff's Office to remind the community that proper safety measures could mean life or death when on the water. On August 6, Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) recovered a man who had drowned while kayaking during high winds. CPW says that his kayak had flipped, and his ill-fitting life jacket covered the man's face when he fell into the water. Officers attempted CPR on him for over an
Mission Foods plant in Pueblo closing, affecting 90 employees (opens the original)
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PUEBLO, Colo. (KOAA) — The Mission Foods Plant on Santa Fe Drive in Pueblo will undergo a total, permanent closure on October 13, 2026. The company says that 90 employees will be affected, with the first round of job losses starting on October 13, and every employee will have been separated by October 27. Mission says that all employees have been notified of their last day and that their layoffs are permanent. However, some of the employees working at the plant are represented by a union and hav
Colorado Springs mayor releases framework on data center standards (opens the original)
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KOAA) — As a response to the Colorado Springs Planning Commission's hearing on Project Taurus, Mayor Yemi Mobolade has released a new framework that outlines standards for data centers in the city. The COS Community-First Data Center Standards bring together the city's development standards, Colorado Springs Utilities' requirements, plans, and community expectations into six standards to protect residents. Colorado Springs continues to face decisions about the growth of
Salida Police Department cancels contract with Flock Safety, cites community concerns (opens the original)
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SALIDA, Colo. (KOAA) — The Salida Police Department has announced it will be canceling its contract with Flock Safety and will stop using the Flock Automated License Plate Readers. The department says technology must be balanced with privacy, civil liberties and concerns of the community. In their release, Salida Police have been hearing concerns from community members about the use of Flock cameras, with questions including the following: Ultimately, they made the decision to cancel the contrac
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