Power outage hits residents in the Green Mountain Falls area
About 700 people are without power Monday morning after an issue was found with a transformer at a Colorado Springs Utilities substation along Colorado Highway 24 in Green Mountain Falls.
Boise State Public Radio13h
Indigenous communities express concern about uranium transport
Uranium is hauled through a 320-mile route that cuts through or goes near many Indigenous communities, including Ute Mountain ...
The Durango Herald3d
Colorado lawmakers opt to keep Youth Advisory Council
Colorado lawmakers reversed course on Wednesday and decided to keep in place a 20-year-old program that gets teens involved ...
Grand Canyon Trust3d
Uranium Ore Trucks Back on the Road Near the Grand Canyon
Pinyon Plain uranium mine has resumed trucking uranium ore near the Grand Canyon across the Navajo Nation to White Mesa.
Denver73d
Colorado disability rights organizations speak out against sweeping cuts to US Department of Education
Disability Law Colorado says the move will strip essential protections for students with disabilities and weaken enforcement of civil rights laws like the ADA, IDEA, and Section 504.
Colorado Public Radio5d
Colorado lawmakers cut bill-drafting power of teen panel, but opt to keep 20-year-old Capitol program
Colorado lawmakers reversed course on Wednesday and decided to keep in place a 20-year-old program that gets teens involved ...
KUNC5d
Colorado lawmakers opt to keep teen legislative panel, but cut its power
The legislature planned to ax the Colorado Youth Advisory Council to save $50,000 annually amid a tight state budget.
Hoodline5d
Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission Announces Regulation Changes for Hunting and Snowmobile Permits
Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission updated regulations effective May 1, with changes across various chapters.
The Aspen Times5d
An Aspen tradition: America’s Uphill Race set for Saturday
The 37th annual America’s Uphill Race is set for 7 a.m. Saturday, March 15 on Aspen Mountain.
The Journal5d
An honor and a privilege to serve my home district and its residents
It’s been a busy first month in Washington, D.C., setting up our office, assisting constituents, hiring staff, attending ...
Concern in New Mexico as Trump admin review of national monuments continues
There’s one thing to know about Taos, according to Nick Streit: Nobody can agree on anything. “Ten people in a room and you ask them what color is the sky, you get 10 different answers,” said Streit, ...