Steve Dale Chappell, a successful farmer, athlete and public servant who kept a strong grip on the plow as well as the ski pole, died unexpectedly last week. Chappell, 78, was born in Cortez and learn...

Press advocates are proposing state legislation that would make exceptions for journalists in the fee schedule of Colorado’s public records law. Reporters in the state have long asserted that the cost...

Representatives from the Environmental Protection Agency have made the rounds this week presenting their 2022 accomplishments and priority projects for the next year in the Bonita Peak Mining District...

ALBUQUERQUE – Democratic Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham vowed Wednesday to work with state lawmakers on both sides of the aisle to address New Mexico’s crime problems, a situation she described as untena...

ALBUQUERQUE – The U.S. government has long struggled to find a permanent solution for storing or disposing of spent nuclear fuel from commercial nuclear power plants, and opposition to such a site is ...

La Plata County residents who live west of Colorado Highway 140 have been waiting years for easy access to water. And while taps are not about to start flowing anytime soon, they should prepare to hav...

Elementary and middle schoolers could stop taking state standardized assessments in social studies starting next year under a bill introduced last week by a group of Democrats, who want to spare Color...

In the middle of December, the Boulder Public Library suddenly closed. Methamphetamine had been detected in some of its public-facing areas. Since then, other public spaces along the Front Range have ...