‘We need help’: Homeless cleanup nonprofit furloughs employees, faces full shutdown
SALT LAKE CITY — A longtime Utah social enterprise nonprofit that employs more than 100 people experiencing homelessness and other challenges has furloughed almost all of its staff — and it's days away from shutting down completely if it doesn't get an infusion of cash by the end of the month.
Music festival raises funds for Midwest Honor Flight
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - The Ramkota was full of music, memories, and money as a lot of effort was put into raising funds for Midwest Honor Flight. The Storm’n Norman’s Music Festival brought hundreds of people to the dance floor for timeless classics from the 50s.
Washington State’s costly mistake leaves Kirby Moore frustrated after Boise State loss
First-year coach Kirby Moore has witnessed a ton of sloppy play by the Washington State Cougars this season, including turnovers. So, why was he so noticeably i
Salt Lake City Christmas tradition ends after 30 years as owner faces health challenges
SALT LAKE CITY — For more than three decades, families from across the Salt Lake Valley made an annual drive to a brightly decorated home where thousands of Christmas lights, festive displays and treats helped create holiday memories for generations. Now, the man behind the beloved tradition is turning...
Augustana sweeps Ohio State with four goal first period
COLUMBUS, O.H. (Dakota News Now) - Augustana completed the weekend sweep over Ohio State with a 4-3 win Saturday night. Augustana scored all four of its goals in the first period, then held Ohio State to one goal in the second and two in the third. Ohio State generated the...
What will winter weather be like in Boise? See latest forecasts, El Niño impacts
After an unusually warm winter in 2025 winter, Boise-area residents are hoping to have better luck this year. Following light snowfall and a lackluster ski season, the Boise area experienced a series of heat waves and persistent drought conditions, sparking a number of devastating fires. Now forecasters are warning that a “behemoth” El Niño climate pattern will disrupt weather across the world. Can Boise residents expect cold, snowy weather this winter — or warm, dry conditions? Here’s what to k
Got an old Denver parking ticket? Here’s how to pay half the fee
The City of Denver is offering a parking amnesty program that allows parking tickets issued more than 120 days ago to be paid for half the price until Oct. 31.
Denver Summit FC secures critical three points in 6-1 home finale
CENTENNIAL • Nick Cushing achieved his goal of putting on a show for Denver Summit FC fans. In the last home game of the season, the Summit tore through Racing Louisville FC’s defense for a wire-to-wire 6-1 win at Centennial Stadium on Saturday. Forward Tash Flint earned a brace in front of a sold-out crowd, […]
Drought is reshaping Colorado’s ranches, one herd at a time
In Colorado’s North Fork Valley, Bill McKee has been selling off his herd of cattle. A combination of drought and increased hay costs put the seasoned Western Slope rancher in a bind. “All of my friends have had to buy hay, sell cows, or a combination of both. I’ve...
Weld County Cold Case Still Unsolved 43 Years After Man Found Stabbed in Ditch
More than four decades after a 29-year-old man was found stabbed to death in an irrigation ditch outside Severance, the Weld County Sheriff's Office is renewing its call for anyone with information to come forward. Alex Casimiro Morado's body turned up on October 25, 1983, near County Road 74 and County Road 27, and no arrest or resolution in his case has been publicly announced.
