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Many Colorado locations were still under a winter storm warning during the early hours of Wednesday, January 18, 2023. Take a look at the driving conditions on roads all over the Centennial State.

Wednesday's snow left the northern Pikes Peak Region snowy and icy with I-70 still closed from Denver to Limon. Roads will thaw today with sunshine and highs in the 40s.

A huge portion of Nebraska and its two neighbor states will experience heavy snow through Wednesday.

Many Colorado locations were still under a winter storm warning during the early hours of Wednesday, January 18, 2023. Take a look at the driving conditions on roads all over the Centennial State.

Steve Baldwin, 74, runs nine miles every other day. On January 11 he was allegedly attacked while he was running through Kit Carson Park. A 74-year-old longtime Escondido resident who runs 9 miles every other day and passes through Kit Carson Park each time has allegedly been assaulted for the second time in

I want to ride to the ridge where the West commencesAnd gaze at the moon till I lose my sensesAnd I can't look at hobbles and I can't stand fences—Cole Porter & Robert Fletcher, 1934I wade through water and I wade through mudEvery time I calm down it’s a bucket o’ blood—Dixie chain gang field holler…gone ballistic, not home but bloodon the range…—Wanda Coleman, American Sonnet

South Georgia State College’s education majors began their final semester with a pinning ceremony honoring this important milestone in their journey through SGSC’s Bachelor of Science in Elementary and Special Education program. The event was well received not only by the students but also by faculty, staff, family members and alumni of the college and the program.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife biologists initiated their deer and bighorn sheep population assessments Dec. 12. The surveys will be conducted using low-altitude helicopters. CPW hopes to conclude the assessments by

This session will include a lot of new members of the General Assembly, especially in the case of representatives for El Paso county and southern Colorado.

"What do you do when an egregious crime has been committed? How do you right a wrong? Minnesota can do that with the Dakota: Make reparations."