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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3 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Spencer Wilson
In Colorado's mountain communities, there are growing concerns about an increased presence of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents. This has led to panic among certain communities and people who are unsure of their rights. Voces Unidas de las Montañas describes itself as a nonprofit focused on advocacy and policy for Latinos and Latinas, pushing to change an inequitable system. According to the organization's website, the nonprofit is in 12 Western Slope counties.
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3 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Spencer Wilson
After years in the making, Summit Fire & EMS has officially opened its newest fire station, bringing critical emergency services closer to the growing Colorado neighborhoods north of Silverthorne. This strategic new location will provide faster response times for neighbors previously relying on the Dillon station as their closest option.
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3 weeks ago |
kesq.com | Spencer Wilson
By Spencer WilsonClick here for updates on this story GRAND LAKE, Colorado ( KCNC) - Colorado Parks and Wildlife is urging caution after three separate moose attacks in three days across the state. The department says it's mostly a coincidence that all of the attacks happened in a stretch of only a few days.
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3 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Spencer Wilson
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is urging caution after three separate moose attacks in three days across the state. The department says it's mostly a coincidence that all of the attacks happened in a stretch of only a few days. The incidents range from Fairplay on Friday, May 30, to Grand Lake on Saturday, May 31, and one in Steamboat Springs on Sunday, June 1, where a woman was actually flow to a hospital because of her injuries.
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1 month ago |
cbsnews.com | Spencer Wilson
In the small Colorado mountain community of Frisco, a local tow and repair shop is hoping to remind travelers along Interstate 70 passing the town that Memorial Day is a day of remembrance and honor. "It's in honor of those that serve," said Laura Lewark, owner of Ski Country Auto Repair and Towing said. "Have served and are no longer with us in honor of our freedom that we all get to enjoy."The large American flag is held up between two tow trucks alongside Dillon Dam Road.
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So long, Morris https://t.co/8tWR5SyFLa
The Colorado Gator Farm announced one of their gators, known for movie and TV fame, has passed away. https://t.co/ED7dHc5WLu
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
