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What time the sun will rise and set in Denver in the coming weeks?

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 08:00:58 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- As cold weather creeps in, Colorado is seeing less and less sunshine each day.Ever since daylight saving time ended last week, the sun has been setting earlier than 5 p.m., and the days are only getting shorter. How much do household fires increase with Thanksgiving cooking? But how much shorter does each day get?According to Pinpoint Weather Meteorologist Liz McGiffin, Denver is currently seeing about two minutes and two seconds less sunshine each day. Sunday, the sun came up at 6:40 a.m. and was set by 4:45 p.m.Sunday, the sun came up at 6:40 a.m. and set by 4:45 p.m. How do ski areas make snow? Next Sunday, the sun is expected to rise at 6:48 a.m. and set at 4:41 p.m., giving only 9 hours and 53 minutes of daylight.As cold weather creeps in, Colorado is seeing less and less sunshine each day.In a month from now, it will rise around 7:11 a.m. and set around 4:35 p.m. Then on Dec. 21, the winter solstice, the sun will rise around 7:17 a.m. and set around 4:38 p...

These Colorado towns and events nominated best in the US

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 08:00:58 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- Places and events across Colorado have been nominated by USA Today for several holiday-themed Readers' Choice awards.According to USA Today, travel experts pick the top 20 in each category. Then, readers can vote once per day in each contest.This is the second year in a row for at least one of the nominations, including best holiday market. In 2022, the Georgetown Christmas Market was voted the seventh best market, and the Denver Christkindlmarket was voted third best. Looking for a romantic getaway? These Colorado towns are among the best The same two made the top 20 list again.Those weren't the only Colorado staples that made it into the top 20 lists. Most of the categories had at least one nominee in the Centennial State.Here is a list of some of the contests Colorado was picked for and a link to vote for them.Best ice skating rink - Beaver Creek Ice Rink in Beaver Creek, Dercum Square in KeystoneBest destination for snow - Aspen, Crested Butte, TellurideBest h...

Miami high school QB aims to shatter records despite height stereotypes

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 08:00:58 GMT

Ennio Yappor, the 17-year-old quarterback from Miami Norland Senior High School, is challenging football norms and set to break records. Displaying a linebacker’s build and an unmatched heart on the field, Yappor aims to redefine quarterback standards and leave a lasting legacy for Norland.Despite standing at 5-foot-11 and weighing 225 pounds, Yappor is determined to redefine standards with his exceptional skills and heart on the field. “One of the main things in me is that I have heart,” expressed Yappor. “I’ll forever fight and I’ll forever continue to fight. I fear no man. I feel like, when I have that attitude when I go into games just thinking that, ‘If I do my best,’ I know how I could perform.” Since he started playing football, Yappor is on pace to shatter the Miami-Dade County passing record, held by Taron “Tiger” Dickens.“A standard I really wanna change that the game is changing, that sometimes a quar...

Recognising the complementarity of reuse and recycling is the solution

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 08:00:58 GMT

Ahead of the plenary vote on the proposed Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR), a large group of European and national associations across various sectors are expressing serious concerns regarding the approach to reuse adopted by the European Parliament’s Environment Committee (ENVI) on October 24.Many sectors recognize the good progress made on the draft PPWR in a number of areas which will help industry to achieve its circular ambitions. However, they are highly concerned with the amendments to Article 26 of the draft PPWR related to the reuse targets, which have been adopted by the ENVI committee, and in particular the following two elements:1. The possibility provided to member countries to go beyond the proposed increased reuse targets without any justification needed.This goes directly against the objective of the European Commission to promote harmonization and risks fragmenting the EU single market by creating a patchwork of national targets that will have a consi...

Welcome back, David Cameron! Europe congratulates ex-UK PM on return

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 08:00:58 GMT

The EU probably thought it would never see David Cameron again. But on Monday, the former U.K. prime minister stunningly vaulted back into front-line British politics, being appointed foreign secretary by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. Despite Cameron’s role in instigating the Brexit referendum which caused years of friction between the EU and the U.K., at least some of the Continent’s top politicians are happy to see him back. “Welcome back, David Cameron!” Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte gushed on Monday morning, about his one-time European Council counterpart with whom he shared similar views on free trade and liberal economics. “Congratulations on your appointment as Foreign Minister, dear David Cameron. I am looking forward to working with you guided by the close partnership between our countries — within NATO, the G7, and in the context of the EU-UK relationship which is more important than ever,” German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock beame...

EU’s top diplomat Josep Borrell to visit Israel this week

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 08:00:58 GMT

Josep Borrell will visit Israel and the Palestinian territories this week, the European Union’s top diplomat announced Monday.Borrell will travel to “Israel, Palestine, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Qatar & Jordan” to “discuss humanitarian access & assistance & political issues with regional leaders,” he said.Originally planned for early December, the EU foreign policy chief’s visit comes amid an ongoing airborne and ground offensive from Israeli forces on Gaza, in retaliation for Hamas’ surprise attacks against Israel on October 7, which killed around 1,200 people.Israel’s offensive on the Gaza Strip has killed more than 11,000 people according to the Hamas-run health authorities in Gaza, which is home to around two million people. Israel has also restricted access to food, water and fuel in Gaza for the past month.Borrell recently came under fire from EU diplomats after he took public positions on the conflict that went beyond w...

A Baltimore paperboy collected an Orioles Babe Ruth baseball card in 1914. Soon, it will be auctioned for millions.

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 08:00:58 GMT

A Baltimore paperboy sold newspapers on the cities and streetcars of Baltimore in 1914, likely for one or two cents each. Along the way, he collected baseball cards of Baltimore Orioles players included in that day’s paper.He treasured them — particularly one of George Herman Ruth, a 19-year-old pitcher for the minor league Orioles — for years, eventually passing them on to his son. That Ruth card is now one of only a handful still around. And soon, it will be auctioned for the first time since it was issued 109 years ago.It’s expected to fetch at least several million dollars and could potentially compete for the title of priciest baseball card ever, a record currently held by a Mickey Mantle rookie card sold for $12.6 million last year.Archibald Davis, the paperboy who was 16 years old at the time, grew up to play semiprofessional baseball and later passed the cards down. Glenn Davis, Archibald’s grandson, remembered playing with them as he grew up in...

Chicago Bears Q&A: Ryan Poles backed Matt Eberflus, but what’s the status of the coach? How will the O-line look when Nate Davis returns?

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 08:00:58 GMT

The Chicago Bears had some extra time this week between Thursday’s 16-13 victory over the Carolina Panthers and Sunday when they face the NFC North-leading Lions in Detroit.Heading into Week 11, there are still many questions surrounding the coach, the culture and the contracts. Brad Biggs answers your Chicago Bears questions, which have been lightly edited, each week.After hearing Ryan Poles talk about Matt Eberflus in his last news conference, what are the honest chances he actually gets fired come the end of the season if they win a couple more games? I think the team overall is playing hard and the run defense is playing eons better than last year — a key responsibility of his. But the pass defense is still bad for many reasons. Clearly they love his culture at Halas Hall given how much they use the word. I think it’s also important to not forget this is an organization that kept John Fox for a third year after a 6-10 and 3-13 seasons. — Gerry M., Chicago...

Community centres, arenas reopening in Oakville as town, workers union ratify deal

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 08:00:58 GMT

Community centres and arenas are reopening in Oakville on Monday after a tentative deal between the town and the union representing workers was ratified over the weekend.CUPE Local 136, the union representing 285 workers and facility operators, reached an agreement with the Town of Oakville on Friday, ending a more than week long walkout. A ratification vote was held on Saturday by the union and town council.In a notice on its website, the town says all services are resuming, including programs, rentals and loose leaf collection.“Recreation and Culture customers will receive a direct email communication with details on when drop-in program online registration will be available,” reads a notice on the town website. “In addition, loose leaf collection would resume on residential roads on Monday and leash free dog parks would open around noon on Sunday.”More details of the deal are expected to be made public now that it has been ratified. The workers walked off ...

Olympic sports bodies want talks with IOC on threats from adding cricket and others to 2028 program

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 08:00:58 GMT

GENEVA (AP) — Olympic sports bodies want urgent talks with the IOC about the risk of cuts in their revenue shares and medal events at the 2028 Los Angeles Games because cricket and other newcomers were added to the program.The International Olympic Committee last month approved cricket, baseball/softball, flag football, lacrosse and squash for 2028 and kept boxing, modern pentathlon and weightlifting — three sports whose status had been in doubt.The umbrella group of current Summer Games sports, known by the acronym ASOIF, said Monday the decision to increase to a record 36 sports “has raised several questions” among its members, who collectively shared $540 million of IOC-allocated money at each of the past two Olympics.Most Olympic sports got between $13 million and $17.3 million from the pandemic-delayed Tokyo Games in 2021. For some, that was about half their total income over four years.Adding four team sports in 2028 also is set to break the IOC’s preferred limit of 10,500 ath...