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Ignacio company fined for water violations

EPA issues penalties for mechanical, reporting problems

August 4, 2013

Local News

Deputies look into woman’s report

Claim she was held hostage proves false

August 4, 2013

Local News

Silverton not ready to bid farewell to mining

Since it left in 1991, economic prospects have suffered

August 4, 2013

Regional News

Notorious prison may become museum

This photo from Feb. 4, 1980, shows guards at the New Mexico State Penitentiary cleaning up Cell Block 6 at…

August 4, 2013

Regional News

51st state vote likely in N.E. Colo.

GREELEY (AP) – A secession question is very likely to appear on the Weld County ballot in November, commissioner Sean…

August 4, 2013

Nation & World

University of Iowa is No. 1 party school

A University of Iowa student drinks from a beer bong while tailgating before a football game in Iowa City, Iowa.…

August 4, 2013

Regional News

Wild horses fulfill prisoners

Arizona program popular with inmates

August 4, 2013

Regional News

An artist’s gift

The Harwood Museum of Art’s “Death Shrine I,” a mixed-media installation was created by the late sculptor Ken Price. The…

August 4, 2013

Local News

Need a lift?

A balloon rises in front of Sleeping Ute Mountain during a weekend flight in Cortez. Catching early morning cool air…

August 4, 2013

Nation & World

New Iranian president vows support for Bashar Assad

Iranian President Hasan Rouhani, sits in a meeting at the presidency office, in Tehran, Iran, on Sunday. Iran’s supreme leader…

August 4, 2013

Nation & World

San Diego mayor begins 2-week therapy session

9 women accuse Bob Filner of sexual harassment

August 4, 2013

Local News

Silverton: The key players

A who’s who in the attempt to clean up pollution emanating from Silverton’s abandoned mines. Animas River Stakeholders Group: This…

August 4, 2013

Local News

9-R set to face unusual turnover

Voters would decide whether to shrink board

August 3, 2013

Nation & World

Some in tea party question today’s leading GOP lights

MIAMI – This wasn’t the revolution the tea party had in mind. Four years ago, the movement and its potent…

August 3, 2013

Local News

Success seen in Mineral Creek cleanup

But can efforts be equaled in Cement Creek?

August 3, 2013

Business

Oil recyclers aim to keep products in state

Dan Fernandez pours ingredients for Summit Soap into a metal pot during a demonstration at Kneading Hands on Oak Street…

August 3, 2013

Business

Google phones to get Texas makeover

The Motorola Moto X smartphone uses Google’s Android software. In the background is a Deck, from Sol Republic, which is…

August 3, 2013

Local News

‘Walk with a Doc’ program hits its stride in Colorado

“Walk with a Doc” programs have been launched in many Colorado communities – including Grand Junction, Loveland, Denver and Pueblo.Shelley…

August 3, 2013

Business

Brokers to play role in health care

Colorado relying on private agents to help enroll uninsured residents

August 3, 2013

Local News

A pollution solution – if the money turns up

Limestone plant one fix, but players can’t agree on who will pay for it

August 3, 2013

Nation & World

Al-Qaida attack threats force tighter security

Travel precautions advised through August

August 3, 2013

Regional News

Rare dinosaur discovery at base of the Bookcliffs

GRAND JUNCTION – Giant land creatures are well known to have wandered the terrain we know now as western Colorado,…

August 3, 2013

Regional News

July hottest ever in Salt Lake

SALT LAKE CITY – It’s official: July was the warmest month ever in Salt Lake City, the National Weather Service…

August 3, 2013

Nation & World

Optimism of whites in U.S. lags blacks by big margin

Young blacks like Americorps volunteer John Harris III are more optimistic about their economic futures, a new Associated Press-NORC Center…

August 3, 2013