Senin, 07 September 2026

Bear Attack, Labor Day Forecast, and the Fantasy Faire

A bear swiped at a person napping in a backyard patio chair in Steamboat Springs on Thursday, leaving a scraped knee, Colorado Parks and Wildlife said.                
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Article Icon 1Bear Swipes at Man in Backyard

A bear swiped at a person napping in a backyard patio chair in Steamboat Springs on Thursday, leaving a scraped knee, Colorado Parks and Wildlife said.

The victim noticed the animal approaching and stayed motionless as it huffed and popped its jaw. A neighbor then drove the bear off with bear spray.

The injuries were minor, and the person did not seek professional treatment. CPW called it the eighth bear attack reported in Colorado this year.

Bears have entered hyperphagia, a stretch of heavy feeding before hibernation, and drought has thinned natural food. CPW logged 8,672 bear reports through Aug. 31.

Article Icon 1Heat, Rain, Packed Roads for Labor Day

The holiday weekend heat holds through today, with highs again in the low 90s around metro Denver and more cloud cover than the past few days.

Today carries the best rain chance of the stretch, with showers and storms favoring areas south and east of Denver.

Temperatures dip Tuesday and Wednesday into the mid to upper 80s, though that's still above normal for early September.

Amid the holiday travel rush, the statewide average gas price hit $4.26 a gallon, up from $3.24 a year ago. AAA expects I-70 mountain traffic to be heaviest today and Tuesday.

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Weld County: U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert's 21-year-old son, Tyler Boebert, was sentenced to 20 days of work release after pleading guilty to misdemeanor child abuse. The order waits on his Garfield County resentencing Thursday. (More)

Pueblo: Crews battled a large blaze after railroad ties caught fire in the city's midtown area Saturday. No structures were threatened, but officials warned people downwind to avoid the smoke. (More)

Denver: Denver Water's ban on lawn watering and sprinklers takes effect Oct. 1, and some homeowners are pulling out grass instead. Hand watering and drip irrigation are still allowed. (More)

Mesa County: The Fantasy Faire returned to Orchard Mesa this weekend after a decade-long hiatus, with performers, vendors, and armored combat. Organizers said turnout far exceeded expectations. (More)

Kittredge: Canyon Fest, an annual festival along the banks of Bear Creek, turned into a fundraiser for families still recovering from a June storm that caused significant damage. (More)

Berthoud: S'Miles Playground, the town's first fully inclusive public playground, opened Saturday after a five-year fundraising push. The $1.6 million park is named for 9-year-old Miles Bowling. (More)


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