Winter officially arrives in the northern hemisphere this year on December 21stwhen the sun reaches its southernmost point in the sky. For meteorologists, it starts on December 1st since December, January, and February are the coldest months of the year.
But Coloradans know the heating season can start…
Now that we’ve survived Thanksgiving, it’s time for our annual reminder to be sure you survive hanging those outdoor holiday decorations.
So if you’re planning to decorate during the post-Thanksgiving thaw, review these tips and suggestions to keep your home and family safe while showing you’re ready to…
If you’re among the millions who work off that Thanksgiving feast by decorating your home for the upcoming holidays, be sure to read on for our annual Holiday Safety Tips.
Don’t Become a Statistic
Here are a few holiday fire facts from the National Fire Prevention Association:
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Thanksgiving’s just around the corner, followed by Christmas, Chanukah, and Kwanzaa. And don’t forget New Year’s and bowl games, including the Super one.
These are all occasions to celebrate, and those celebrations usually include food…sometimes lots of it. Is your kitchen ready for the extra workload?
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Since the promotion of heat pumps as energy-efficient heating and cooling systems ramped up a few years ago, people in cold-winter climates like Colorado’s have been concerned about their performance when temperatures plummet. News sources are full of conflicting reports with some cold European countries claiming they work…
At this point in the 2024 election season, most folks have gotten used to inconsistent statistics. No matter who your candidate is, where you get your facts lean red or blue. No matter what the ballot issues are, you’ve likely received conflicting reports about what a YES vote…
