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Meth Contamination Closes Two Colorado Libraries In A Month - Vimarsana News

Meth Contamination Closes Two Colorado Libraries In A Month

Two Colorado public libraries were closed in a month after testing found methamphetamine contamination in the restrooms, on walls, and in ductwork and exhaust equipment.

Southwest Airlines CEO apologizes as travelers are alerted that more disruptions are coming - Vimarsana News

Southwest Airlines CEO apologizes as travelers are alerted that more disruptions are coming

Hoo boy

Source: hotair.com
Snowstorm in Colorado leads to dangerous driving conditions and broken branches, CDOT issues warning for Denver area - Vimarsana News

Snowstorm in Colorado leads to dangerous driving conditions and broken branches, CDOT issues warning for Denver area

A large part of the Denver metro area woke up Thursday to a thick layer of heavy, wet snow. The snow broke tree branches and caused dangerous driving conditions.

Massive bear eats fermented apples, takes nap in tree - Vimarsana News

Massive bear eats fermented apples, takes nap in tree

Douglas County, Colorado saw bear activity Tuesday, with a giant bear crashing through a fence, climbing a tree, and sleeping off apples.

5 Photos of How Cold Colorado Was This Weekend - Vimarsana News

5 Photos of How Cold Colorado Was This Weekend

Colorado had a record cold weekend, dropping to well below zero on the morning of Monday, February 15. For those of us who left the house, we now know what -10 degrees feels like, but here's what it looks like.  From Climate Scientist Daniel Swain in Boulder: And Julie, who said this only took five minutes, which is five minutes longer than anyone wanted to be outside these last few days.