Wednesday, November 27, 2024

Good Morning! On this day in 1919, Colorado's Western Slope was hit by a historic Thanksgiving snowstorm, bringing over 40 inches of snow to the region.

Today, we're covering a UFO spotted over Colorado Springs. Speaking of covering, we want to know how you prefer to eat your Thanksgiving feast in today's poll!

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Snow to Impact Travel Across the State

Travelers should prepare for challenging conditions this week as heavy snow moves across the state.

The Colorado Department of Transportation warns of hazardous driving on I-70, where mountain regions could receive 10 to 24 inches of snow, with totals of up to 36 inches by Wednesday night.

The Denver metro area expects 1 to 3 inches of snow, with icy roads likely Wednesday. The foothills and Palmer Divide may see 2 to 5 inches, causing slick conditions. The Southwest and South-Central regions face severe conditions with snow-packed passes and potential closures.

Additionally, heavy snow falling on weakened snowpack in the mountains will increase avalanche risks. Experts caution that these conditions will remain dangerous through Thursday.

Elizabeth's Teen Curfew Law Ruled Invalid

A district court judge has declared Elizabeth's curfew law unconstitutional after a family spent $12,000 fighting their son's $30 ticket.

The case stemmed from a July 2021 incident when police cited four teenagers for violating the midnight curfew while driving home from bowling.

Judge Theresa Slade determined the ordinance infringed on minors' First Amendment liberty interests and right to travel, prompting Elizabeth Police to suspend enforcement until changes are made.

The parent who challenged the law said the decision was about teaching their child to stand up for principles. His lawyer criticized the town for spending $30,000 defending the ordinance, despite warnings it was unconstitutional.

Boebert Briefly Joins, Deletes Cameo

U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert briefly joined Cameo over the weekend, offering personalized video messages for $250 each, but deactivated her account amid questions about potential House ethics violations.

Boebert, who listed herself as an "influencer" rather than a congresswoman, appears to have been the first sitting member of Congress to use the platform, where celebrities charge fees for custom video greetings.

However, her account was deactivated by Monday following questions about whether such activities might violate House rules prohibiting lawmakers from accepting payments for appearances or speeches.

Former members, including George Santos and Matt Gaetz, have also sold videos on the platform. You can watch Boebert’s now-deleted Cameo video here.

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➤ El Paso County: A recount has been ordered in the 16th Congressional District race, where Republican Rebecca Keltie has lead Democrat Stephanie Vigil by just six votes. (More)

➤ Arapahoe County: Two workers were rescued after being trapped in a trench at a construction site on Cherry Creek Trail Tuesday morning. One sustained minor injuries. (See Photos)

➤ Lakewood: A woman allegedly shot her ex and kidnapped his son on Monday, prompting an Amber Alert. She was arrested hours later. (More)

➤ Montrose: Racist slurs and offensive symbols were discovered in a high school locker room before a playoff game. Authorities are investigating. (Watch Report)

➤ El Paso County: A 12-year-old was detained for bringing an unloaded gun to school and allegedly showing it to another student on a bus. Deputies charged the student with multiple weapons offenses. (More)

➤ Montrose County: Starting in January, new permits and fee increases will take effect at two recreation areas, funding local park projects and nationwide initiatives. (See Details)

➤ The Denver Broncos have released former third-round pick Greg Dulcich. (More)

➤ Denver Nuggets head coach Michael Malone criticized his team’s effort following an embarrassing 145-118 loss to the New York Knicks. (More)

➤ The Colorado Avalanche lost 8-2 to the Tampa Bay Lightning on Monday night. After the game, coach Jared Bednar was accidentally struck in the face by Miles Wood’s stick as he slammed it in frustration. (Watch Video)

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➤ Enstrom Candies will break ground on a new 50,000-square-foot facility in Grand Junction on Dec. 6. The facility will house a warehouse, distribution center, and office spaces. (More)

➤ Arapahoe Basin will implement a paid parking reservation system on peak days starting Dec. 21 to address overcrowding. Carpooling vehicles can park for free. (More)

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➤ A man threw a coffee at a charging bull elk near Evergreen Lake. Wildlife officials urge caution and emphasize the importance of keeping a safe distance. (Watch Video)

➤ A cube-shaped UFO spotted over Colorado Springs has sparked speculation. While some suggest alien activity, others believe it’s tied to nearby mountain antennas. (See Photos)

➤ Outer Range Brewing in Frisco ranks No. 1 on USA Today’s après-ski list. Vail’s Fitz takes No. 8 due to its comfort food and local brews. (See Details)

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