Today’s headlines serve up a mix of unexpected twists, from a tragic park shooting that reads like a crime thriller to the Colorado Avalanche’s winless season—clearly not the kind of “rocky start” fans were hoping for. Then there’s I-25, where a fatal crash brought more closure than anyone wanted, and the sky-high costs of skiing that make selling a kidney seem reasonable.
- Adams County Park Drama: The Unwanted Sequel
Just when you thought a peaceful stroll in the park was safe, Adams County delivers a plot twist. A teenager was tragically killed, and another injured in a shooting at Rotella Park. No arrests yet, but the investigation is as tangled as a soap opera plot. Read more. - I-25: The Highway of Surprises
Southbound I-25 was closed after a fatal crash at Northgate. A 69-year-old man from Palmer Lake lost his life in a rollover accident. The highway closure is a gentle reminder to plan your routes—or just teleport if you can. Read more. - Avalanche’s Rocky Start: Not the Good Kind
The Colorado Avalanche, once Stanley Cup contenders, are now winless three games into the season. Injuries and poor defense have them searching for answers. Maybe they should try scoring goals? Just a thought. Read more. - Skiing in Colorado: The Pricey Powder Pursuit
Colorado skiing is a tale of two extremes: sky-high walk-up prices versus early-bird deals. If you plan ahead, you might just afford a lift ticket without selling a kidney. Read more. - #MeToo Movement: A Historical Reflection
On this day in 2017, the #MeToo movement went viral, thanks to Alyssa Milano’s tweet. It’s a reminder of the power of social media and the ongoing fight for justice. Read more.
Now it’s your turn! What story caught your eye today? Share your thoughts on the park tragedy, Avalanche’s struggles, or how you plan to afford those ski passes—let’s talk about it in the comments below!
