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Three teenagers charged with killing Colorado woman, 20, by throwing a ROCK through her windscreen plead not guilty - as one is charged with attacking OTHER motorists - Vimarsana News

Three teenagers charged with killing Colorado woman, 20, by throwing a ROCK through her windscreen plead not guilty - as one is charged with attacking OTHER motorists

Alexa Bartell, 20, was killed when Joseph Koenig, Nicholas 'Mitch' Karol-Chik and Zachary Kwak, all 18, allegedly hurled a landscaping rock through her windshield in Arvada, Colorado.

How much snow Colorado ski areas get daily snow report | Whiteout - Vimarsana News

How much snow Colorado ski areas get daily snow report | Whiteout

Three Colorado ski resorts have now surpassed 300 inches of snow for winter 2023-24. Steamboat has notched 355 inches, Winter Park 323 inches and joining them in the No. 3

Rural Colorado colleges band together to ask state for millions in funding - Vimarsana News

Rural Colorado colleges band together to ask state for millions in funding

Three Colorado universities are banding together to ask the state government for millions of dollars to offset the unique challenges of running rural institutions of higher education.

Rural Colorado colleges ask state for millions in funding - Vimarsana News

Rural Colorado colleges ask state for millions in funding

David Tandberg, president of Alamosa’s Adams State University, Tom Stritikus, president of Durango’s Fort Lewis College, and Brad Baca, president of Gunnison’s Western Colorado University, are requesting $3 million per institution.

Rural Colleges in Colorado Band Together to Request More Funding - Vimarsana News

Rural Colleges in Colorado Band Together to Request More Funding

Adams State University, Fort Lewis College and Western Colorado University are hoping for $3 million per institution from the state to ensure access for students from less populous areas.