Olivia Young
Reporter at KCNC-TV (Denver, CO)
Reporter @CBSNewsColorado | formerly @KMTR @KVALNews | @ChapmanU alumn | Proud to be covering my home state! | Story ideas? Email me: [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Olivia Young
Last month, Douglas County commissioners took the first step in a nine-step process of becoming a home rule charter county. There will be two elections that will determine whether this charter is formed. If passed by voters in the Colorado county, the home rule charter will be adopted Jan. 1, 2026. Many residents unfamiliar with home rule "Home rule? What's that? It sounds like John Wayne or Wyatt Earp," said Highlands Ranch resident Katherine Michelsen.
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cbsnews.com | Olivia Young
Colorado recently issued its first license to a psilocybin healing center. In 2022, voters in Colorado chose to decriminalize psychedelic mushrooms and create healing centers for psilocybin therapy. Since then, it's been a long road for the state to set up a regulatory framework. Two state agencies -- the Colorado Department of Revenue and the Department of Regulatory Agencies -- license and regulate the natural medicine industry.
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flipboard.com | Olivia Young
4 hours agoAttention Everyone Under 5”4’—I’ve Found the 6 Chic Skirt Styles Petite Women Are Swapping Their Jeans forWhat do Sabrina Carpenter and Ariana Grande have in common? Aside from sharing the former-child-actor-to-pop-star career journey, they’re both short …2 hours agoYou're Probably Not Machine-Washing Your Sheets and Bedding the Right WayYou're also probably not washing your sheets often enough.
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cbsnews.com | Olivia Young
Fourth sister in Colorado family receives Daniels Scholarship Founded by entrepreneur and philanthropist Bill Daniels, the Daniels Fund awards full cost-of-attendance college scholarships to graduating high school seniors with strong character. This year marks the Daniels Fund's 25th anniversary.
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3 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Olivia Young
Family of victim James Montoya expresses frustrations 2 years after murder in Colorado Two years after a Lakewood man went missing, the man Denver police believe who murdered him is still on the loose. James Montoya was last seen leaving the Hangar Bar in Lakewood on April 2, 2023. At the time, CBS Colorado's Olivia Young spoke with his family as they searched for him. Two years later, she visited their home to learn more about their grief and search for justice.
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Denver psilocybin healing center becomes first licensed in Colorado https://t.co/OarujEfEzw @CBSNewsColorado https://t.co/2rdHoNJNwy
Fourth sister in Colorado family receives Daniels Scholarship https://t.co/SkZ69O3xKx https://t.co/KcWswRIeCW
Colorado family hopes son's killer will be caught 2 years after his murder https://t.co/lBmzFWshyN @CBSNewsColorado https://t.co/2PEBHIqocy