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Feds pledge another $110M in drought aid

President Obama addresses seven states, including Colorado

Snowy peaks deceive in La Plata County

May’s precipitation welcome, but may not overcome a dry winter

West’s water woes heard in D.C.

Panel hears of drought’s toll on states

Southwest reservoirs play catch-up

DENVER – Colorado is slogging through a wetter-than-normal spring, with heavy rain restoring much-needed moisture to parched rangeland and sending some rivers over the banks. But ...

May showers bring green spring so far

Precipitation is on par with average

Western drought steals clean energy

California forced to raise rates

2015 was one of our worst for snowpack

The significant snowfall of late February and early March did little to position Colorado well for summer, the Natural Resources Conservation Service said in a news release. The p...

Climate change threatens goats

Biologist and author worries about our greatest mountain climbers

Funding in short supply for water projects

ALBUQUERQUE – A pipeline project intended to bring billions of gallons of water a year to a drought-stricken section of eastern New Mexico represents a lifeline to parched communities that a...

Disaster designation issued for S.W. Colo. counties

Farmers and ranchers have eight months to file

In 2014 water year, Colorado fortunate

No big fires or floods strike this time around

Colo. River supply concerns mounting

Lake Mead levels stand at an all-time low