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Forest official cites rising risk of human-caused wildfires

TAOS, N.M. – The top administrator of a national forest in northern New Mexico says there’s an elevated risk of human-caused wildfires because of drying conditions and negligence by some for...

Coronavirus cases in New Mexico surpass 4,670; 181 dead

SANTA FE – New Mexico on Friday recorded another 181 coronavirus cases, pushing the statewide total to more than 4,670. The state Health Department announced the latest numbers,...

College on Navajo Nation has record number of bachelor’s degrees

TSAILE, Ariz. – A college on the Navajo Nation has a record number of students receiving bachelor’s degrees. Diné College holds one graduation ceremony each year in the spring. It...

Players Coalition seeks federal probe of Arbery shooting

Athletes share outrage over runner’s death

Colorado teen dies after winds overturn canoe on lake

FORT COLLINS – A teenager has died after the canoe he was in with his younger brother flipped in windy conditions on Rock Bridge Lake in Windsor, authorities said. Windsor Severan...

Colorado park to consider vehicle reservations amid pandemic

ASPEN – Park officials in Colorado have announced that bus service to a scenic area in White River National Forest will likely not be operational this summer amid the coronavirus pandemic. ...

No charges in two different Colorado officer shootings

DENVER – Law enforcement officers will not face criminal charges in two separate fatal shootings in northern Colorado, authorities said Thursday. In Adams County, District Attorne...

Colorado pays out record $315M in unemployment in April

DENVER – Colorado made $315 million in regular unemployment payments to laid-off workers during the first full month of the economic shutdown because of the coronavirus outbreak, dwarfing th...

Western Colorado experiences dry April

GRAND JUNCTION – Last month was among the driest Aprils on record in much of western and southern Colorado, increasing local drought conditions and fire danger. Grand Junction rec...

Cost-cutting: More than 30 at U.S. Olympic Committee take severance

COLORADO SPRINGS – More than 30 workers at the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee have accepted voluntary severance packages as part of the federation’s attempt to trim up to 20% of its e...

Woods, Mickelson match to raise $10 million to virus relief

Brady and Manning set to tee off with two of golf’s best May 24

Colorado outbreak unemployment filings reach nearly 420K

DENVER – Nearly 420,000 people have filed for jobless aid in Colorado since the response to the coronavirus outbreak caused businesses to close, the state labor department said Thursday. ...