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Colorado Council of Churches Hosts Easter Sunrise Service at Red Rocks

Colorado Council of Churches Hosts Easter Sunrise Service at Red Rocks

Colorado Council of Churches Hosts Easter Sunrise Service at Red Rocks
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JBS Workers in Greeley End Strike Without New Agreement, Resume Work

JBS Workers in Greeley End Strike Without New Agreement, Resume Work

JBS Workers in Greeley End Strike Without New Agreement, Resume Work
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JBS Workers End Strike Without New Agreement, Return to Work

JBS Workers End Strike Without New Agreement, Return to Work

JBS Workers End Strike Without New Agreement, Return to Work
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Distracted Driving Leads to Nearly 3,800 Crashes in Colorado in 2025

Distracted Driving Leads to Nearly 3,800 Crashes in Colorado in 2025

In 2025, nearly 3,800 crashes on Colorado roads were attributed to distracted driving, according to the Colorado State Patrol. This statistic underscores the ongoing issue of driver inattention, which can have life-or-death consequences. The state patrol is emphasizing the importance of focused driving to prevent accidents and improve road safety.
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Distracted Driving Causes Nearly 3,800 Crashes on Colorado Roads in 2025

Distracted Driving Causes Nearly 3,800 Crashes on Colorado Roads in 2025

In 2025, nearly 3,800 crashes on Colorado roads were attributed to distracted driving, according to the Colorado State Patrol. This alarming statistic underscores the dangers of inattentive driving, which can lead to severe consequences, including fatalities. The State Patrol is actively reminding drivers of the critical importance of maintaining focus while driving to prevent such incidents. The data highlights a persistent issue on the roads, emphasizing the need for increased awareness and preventive measures to combat distracted driving.
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U.S. Churches Use Drones and Skydiving Bunnies to Boost Easter Attendance

U.S. Churches Use Drones and Skydiving Bunnies to Boost Easter Attendance

Churches across the United States are employing creative methods such as drone shows, skydiving bunnies, and helicopter egg drops to attract people to Easter celebrations. In Salinas, California, Compass Church hosted a Great Helicopter Easter Egg Drop featuring a skydiving bunny and 100,000 Easter eggs. Similarly, Cultivate Church in Alabama organized a helicopter egg drop, while a coalition of churches in Tennessee held a drone show synchronized with a narration broadcast. These events aim to provide a fun and engaging way to bring communities together and share the message of Easter.
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Run support for Aaron Nola? Is that allowed?: Phillies 10, Rockies 1

Run support for Aaron Nola? Is that allowed?: Phillies 10, Rockies 1

Getting off the schneid offensively
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Now you’re blowing smoke, I think you’re one big joke: Phillies vs. Rockies series preview

Now you’re blowing smoke, I think you’re one big joke: Phillies vs. Rockies series preview

The Phillies first road trip of the season starts in Colorado
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Marsh helps power 7-run first inning as Phillies beat Rockies 10-1 in Colorado’s home opener

Marsh helps power 7-run first inning as Phillies beat Rockies 10-1 in Colorado’s home opener

Brandon Marsh hit a three-run homer as part of a seven-run first inning, Aaron Nola pitched efficiently into the seventh and the Philadelphia Phillies spoiled Colorado’s home opener by beating the Rockies 10-1
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Aurora Fox Arts Center Hosts Colorado Premiere of 'Fat Ham', A Unique Take on Shakespeare

Aurora Fox Arts Center Hosts Colorado Premiere of 'Fat Ham', A Unique Take on Shakespeare

Aurora Fox Arts Center Hosts Colorado Premiere of 'Fat Ham', A Unique Take on Shakespeare
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Snoop Dogg and Ice Cube Announce Red Rocks Concert with Tickets Now Available

Snoop Dogg and Ice Cube Announce Red Rocks Concert with Tickets Now Available

Snoop Dogg and Ice Cube Announce Red Rocks Concert with Tickets Now Available
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Colorado Faces Record Low Snowpack, Raising Drought Concerns

Colorado Faces Record Low Snowpack, Raising Drought Concerns

Colorado is experiencing its worst year for snowpack in recorded history, with the water equivalent in the snowpack at just 22% of the historic median as of April 1. This marks a significant decrease from previous years, with the average liquid water stored in the snow down to 3.1 inches, compared to 9.1 inches in 2012. The rapid melting of snowpack is attributed to record-high temperatures in March, with some areas experiencing a full week of unprecedented heat. The Colorado Climate Center's assessment highlights the severe drought conditions facing the state, exacerbated by climate change and unusual weather patterns.