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Colorado’s popular leaf-peeping spots prepare for heavy traffic this weekend (opens the original)
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COLORADO (Scripps News Group) - Leaf-peeping season is back in Colorado and if you’re headed to see the fall color show this weekend, there are some things to keep in mind. Popular viewing spots like Guanella Pass and Breckenridge are hoping to alleviate congestion as they anticipate heavy traffic during peak days. If you’re headed to Guanella Pass, you can expect increased enforcement like nearly $90 fines if parked in “No Parking” areas. Vehicles parked in the lane of traffic will also be towe
Vail Resorts announces target opening dates for 2026-2027 season (opens the original)
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BROOMFIELD, Colo. — For those already planning their ski trips for this year, Vail Resorts just released their planned opening dates for this season. Last season posed some challenges as the state saw a lack of snow. ▶️ Watch Lauren's report in the video player below. Vail Resorts saying last year was one of the most challenging winters in history, with the company reporting a 12.5% drop in skier visits this past season, and with third-quarter revenue falling sharply compared to the prior year.
Flags at half-staff, honor escort across Colorado for fourth wildland firefighter death from burnover incident (opens the original)
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Flags will fly at half-staff Friday to honor 43-year-old Nathan Matthews, the fourth wildland firefighter to die from injuries sustained in the burnover incident on the Knowles Fire in western Colorado. The Knowles Fire merged with other fires to eventually become the Snyder Fire near the Utah-Colorado border. Nathan Matthews, 43, of Lincoln, Nebraska, was assigned to the Rifle Helitack crew to fight the wildfire. He was receiving medical care for burn injuries he suffered during his time workin
Evacuation resource described as 'Uber for horses' aims to expand as wildfires continue to burn across state (opens the original)
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LONGMONT, Colo. — As several wildfires burn across Colorado, one non-profit’s evacuation tool is back in the spotlight as they attempt to bring assistance to people who may need help evacuating their animals. Denver7 shared the resource, HorseAlert, in 2024, when the website first launched and was put to use during the Stone Canyon and Alexander Mountain fires. Those behind the website describe it as an “Uber” for equine animals including horses, donkeys and mules. “It connects people who need t
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