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Sunlight Mountain Resort announces Japanese partnership

GLENWOOD SPRING – A Colorado ski area and resort has announced a partnership with Japanese ski area. The Aspen Daily News reports Kiroro Ski Resort is the second international par...

Dinosaur fossil found on future site of mountain bike route

GRAND JUNCTION – Colorado government officials say they found a dinosaur fossil while they were conducting early surveys for a bike trail. The Daily Sentinel reports experts bel...

Farmington hopes ‘collaboration’ keeps power plant open

FARMINGTON – Farmington officials won’t formally protest the San Juan Generating Station’s proposed closure in 2022 but say they’ll work to keep the coal-fired plant open longer for the sake...

Broomfield city officials want oil, gas hearing closer, not in Durango

DENVER – Broomfield City Council members will ask the Colorado Oil & Gas Conservation Commission to move upcoming spacing application hearings from Durango to the Denver area. Durango is app...

Average U.S. mortgage rates fall for 2nd straight week

WASHINGTON – Long-term U.S. mortgage rates fell this week for the second week in a row, despite the Federal Reserve’s efforts to lift borrowing costs. Mortgage buyer Freddie Mac s...

Santa Fe approves major grant to arts upstart

SANTA FE – The for-profit creator of a popular immersion art exhibit has been awarded a $1.1 million economic development grant from the city of Santa Fe and the state of New Mexico. ...

Air Guard tankers activated to fight western wildfires

CHEYENNE, Wyo. – Air National Guard C-130s from Wyoming, Nevada and Colorado that are equipped to battle wildfires have been activated to fight wildfires in the western U.S. The...

Fatal wrong-way wreck clogs Colorado’s I-70 for hours

DENVER – Authorities say a pickup truck veered into oncoming traffic and smashed into several vehicles on a Colorado interstate, killing one person and snarling traffic for hours. ...

Dozens of Colorado juvenile lifers could be eligible for parole

DENVER – In light of Supreme Court decisions banning life without parole for juvenile offenders, dozens of Colorado prisoners who committed crimes as minors could be eligible for release, bu...

Air Force won’t pay for towns’ water contamination costs

COLORADO SPRING – Air Force officials say they won’t reimburse three Colorado communities for millions of dollars spent responding to water contamination caused by toxic firefighting foam pr...

Flash flooding prompts evacuations in southeastern Colorado

PUEBLO – Officials are warning of more high water in southeastern Colorado after flash flooding in two small towns sent residents scrambling for higher ground. The rising water ...

Colorado chemical wastewater to be trucked to Texas

Facility in Pueblo isn’t fully operational yet