Spencer Wilson
Newsroom Reporter at KCNC-TV (Denver, CO)
Murrow+Emmy-award winning @CBSNewsColorado Reporter | @Mizzou Grad | Raised in the Rocky Mountains, now reporting there | Fairly decent hairline | Typo Prone
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2 weeks ago |
channel3000.com | Spencer Wilson
Click here for updates on this story Colorado (KCNC) -- Bob, a 3-year-old Colorado veteran's service dog, was lost when his owner Will crashed his 4Runner not far from the Eisenhower-Johnson Memorial Tunnel during a treacherous trek through the mountains. A firefighter with Summit Fire and EMS reportedly watched the dog crawl out the broken front windshield and run off into the snow-covered hillside. That's when he did what a lot of people have done in Summit County in the last 5 years.
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2 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Spencer Wilson
Colorado resident Steven Geer has been doing what he has to since his kidneys stopped functioning, but access to care has been difficult to reach in the High Country. "I suffered from an autoimmune disorder several years ago, four years ago, that attacked my kidneys and actually my respiratory tract as well," Geer said.
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2 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Spencer Wilson
Bob, a 3-year-old Colorado veteran's service dog, was lost when his owner Will crashed his 4Runner not far from the Eisenhower-Johnson Memorial Tunnel during a treacherous trek through the mountains. A firefighter with Summit Fire and EMS reportedly watched the dog crawl out the broken front windshield and run off into the snow-covered hillside. That's when he did what a lot of people have done in Summit County in the last 5 years.
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2 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Spencer Wilson
At Keystone Resort's season-ending pond skim, skiers traded poles for costumes and grace for splashdowns, speeding toward a frigid pool with nothing but momentum and oftentimes a costume -- like a luchador mask -- to carry them across. "Go fast and hope for the best" is the advice given by the one and only "Sir Drinks-A-Lot," one of the goofy contestants lined up to take on Keystone's costumed pond skim event as the resort closes out the 2024/25 season.
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3 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Spencer Wilson
In a final push to get a new skate park funded for the skaters in Clear Creek County, a dedicated group of students known as the Skate Board are helping to host fundraisers to get the goal over the finish line. This ambitious project aims to create a vibrant hub for both local youth and skaters from across Colorado, offering a much-needed recreational space in the heart of the mountains. The students are rallying for the final $200,000 needed to break ground.
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In other news: everyone be extra nice to @RichieCozz this week, he looks like this right now after the @Lions loss. You don’t even want to know what @MegThePIO looks like, nor am I allowed to show you. https://t.co/dcCyFT893j
Frankly this feels more like hopeful thinking more than a fact. Some of the wolves taken to Colorado from Oregon in the first batch did have previous history with depredations, but were cleared by CPW. So, either lessons learned or...? I hope CPW is right!
As the wolves lived in a region in B.C. free from livestock, there are no concerns about their involvement in repeated depredations. https://t.co/JkUmyrr73j
There is is, for all those wondering (or playing amateur detective). More wolves in Colorado
We just concluded our second year of wolf restoration efforts, including the release of 15 wolves from British Columbia, Canada, as well as the five members of the original Copper Creek Pack 🐺 https://t.co/sYgEe7aJd3
