Colorado

Colorado dog breeder found dead, numerous puppies missing

Published

2 years ago

August 26, 2024

Colorado dog breeder found dead, numerous puppies missing

CLEAR CREEK COUNTY, Colo. (KKTV) – A Colorado dog breeder may have been victim of foul play, while numerous puppies have vanished.

The last time anyone spoke with 57-year-old Paul Peavey was on the night of Aug. 19. The Clear Creek County Sheriff’s Office took a missing persons report two days later.

Just before noon on Saturday, now five days after he was last heard from, a search party discovered his remains on his property off of Two Brothers Road.

“His death is being investigated as a homicide,” the sheriff’s office said.

Peavey was a Doberman breeder, and people familiar with his business reported that “many” of his Doberman puppies were gone.

“The puppies’ whereabouts are part of the ongoing investigation. In addition, investigators have not yet determined a motive for Mr. Peavey’s death,” the sheriff’s office said Sunday night in an update on the case.

Anyone with information is urged to come forward by calling the sheriff’s office at 303-679-2393, emailing crime_tips@clearcreeksheriff.us, or submitting info through the sheriff’s office website.

“His death is being investigated as a homicide,” the sheriff’s office said.

Source link

Colorado

Evacuation warning issued for area near wildfire in southwest Boulder

Published

57 minutes ago

February 28, 2026

Press Room

Evacuation warning issued for area near wildfire in southwest Boulder

Updated on: February 28, 2026 / 2:39 PM MST
/ CBS Colorado

Authorities have issued an evacuation warning for homes near a wildfire that broke out in southwest Boulder on Saturday afternoon.

Mountain View Fire Rescue

Just before 1 p.m., Boulder Fire Rescue said a wildfire sparked in the southwest part of Boulder’s Chautauqua neighborhood. The Bluebell Fire is currently estimated to be approximately five acres in size, and more than 50 firefighters are working to bring it under control. Mountain View Fire Rescue is assisting Boulder firefighters with the operation.

Around 1:30, emergency officials issued an evacuation warning to the residents in the area of Chatauqua Cottages. Residents in the area should be prepared in case they need to evacuate suddenly.

Chatauqua evcuation warning area

Boulder Fire Rescue
Advertisement

Officials have ordered the DFPC Multi-Mission Aircraft (MMA) and Type 1 helicopter to assist in firefighting efforts. Boulder Fire Rescue said the fire has a moderate rate of spread and no containment update is available at this time.

Red Flag warnings remain in place for much of the Front Range as windy and dry conditions persist.

Source link

Colorado

Two-alarm fire damages hotel in Estes Park, 1 person taken to a Colorado hospital

Published

13 hours ago

February 28, 2026

Press Room

Two-alarm fire damages hotel in Estes Park, 1 person taken to a Colorado hospital

Updated on: February 27, 2026 / 10:26 PM MST
/ CBS Colorado

A two-alarm fire damaged a hotel in Estes Park on Friday night. It happened at Expedition Lodge Estes Park just north of Lake Estes.

The lodge, located at 1701 North Lake Avenue on the east side of the Colorado mountain town, was evacuated after 8:30 p.m. and the fire chief said by 10 p.m. the fire was under control.

CBS

One person was hurt and taken to a hospital.

The cause of the fire is under investigation. So far it’s not clear how much damage it caused.

A total of 25 firefighters fought the blaze.

Source link

Colorado

Warm storm delivers modest totals to Colorado’s northern mountains

Published

1 day ago

February 27, 2026

Press Room

Warm storm delivers modest totals to Colorado’s northern mountains

Arapahoe Basin Ski Area recorded 8.5 inches of snow through Friday morning.
Lucas Herbert/Arapahoe Basin Ski Area

Friday morning wrapped up a warm storm across Colorado’s northern and central mountains, bringing totals of up to 10 inches of snowfall for several resorts.

Higher elevation areas of the northern mountains — particularly those in and near Summit County and closer to the Continental Divide — received the most amount of snow, with Copper, Winter Park and Breckenridge mountains seeing among the highest totals.

Meanwhile, lower base areas and valleys received rain and cloudy skies, thanks to a warmer storm with a snow line of roughly 9,000 feet.

Earlier this week, OpenSnow meteorologists predicted the storm’s snow totals would be around 5-10 inches, closely matching actual totals for the northern mountains. The central mountains all saw less than 5 inches of snow.

Here’s how much snow fell between Wednesday through Friday morning for some Western Slope mountains, according to a Friday report from OpenSnow:

Aspen Mountain: 0.5 inches

Snowmass: 0.5 inches

Copper Mountain: 10 inches

Winter Park: 9 inches

Breckenridge Ski Resort: 9 inches

Arapahoe Basin Ski Area: 8.5 inches

Keystone Resort: 8 inches

Loveland Ski Area: 7 inches

Vail Mountain: 7 inches

Steamboat Resort: 6 inches

Beaver Creek: 6 inches

Irwin: 4.5 inches

Cooper Mountain: 4 inches

Sunlight: 0.5 inches

Friday and Saturday will be dry, while Sunday will bring northern showers. The next storms are forecast to be around March 3-4 and March 6-7, both favoring the northern mountains.

Source link