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Colorado officials weigh whether to let Cotter hand off uranium cleanups

DENVER – Colorado officials are weighing whether to let Cotter Corp. transfer ownership and responsibility for cleanup of toxic sites to a newly formed local company. But The Denv...

Aspen area sends 6 athletes to Winter Olympics

ASPEN – The Aspen area is sending six athletes to the Winter Olympics. The Aspen Times reports halfpipe skiers Torin Yater-Wallace and Alex Ferreira, alpine skiers Wiley Maple a...

Colorado oil, gas regulators reel in public comment rules

BOULDER – The Colorado Oil & Gas Conservation Commission has changed its public comment rules in response to an increase in participation at meetings. The Daily Camera reports tha...

Colorado updates climate plan targeting greenhouse gases

DENVER – Colorado has released an update of its state climate plan that includes additional steps to limit greenhouse gases and to prepare for potential impacts from global warming. ...

Repeat drunken driver gets 40 years in prison for deadly crash

AURORA – A repeat drunken driver has been sentenced to 40 years in prison for running over and killing a Colorado man. The Aurora Sentinel reports that 42-year-old Christopher Tar...

Executive from Colorado bank that gave bonuses to meet Trump

FORT COLLINS – A leader of a Colorado bank that used its tax savings to give bonuses to its employees is meeting with President Donald Trump to talk about tax reform. The Colorado...

New Mexico lawmakers seek to protect net neutrality

SANTA FE, N.M. – Two Democratic state lawmakers in New Mexico have proposed consumer protection legislation in response to the Federal Communications Commission’s repeal of net-neutrality ru...

Deputies: New Mexico woman gave pot candy to daughter

LAS CRUCES, N.M. – A southern New Mexico woman is facing charges after authorities say she gave her 13-year-old daughter marijuana candy. The Dona Ana County Sheriff’s Office said...

Folk Art Market in Santa Fe welcomes new artists, embraces ‘irreverence’

SANTA FE (AP) – An unexpected item will be making its way to the International Folk Art Market/Santa Fe this year. “Whoever thought we would sell T-shirts at the Folk Art Market?”...

Trump warns of immigration peril, touts economy in address

President touts accomplishments of first year in office

Colorado health officials can’t support gas drilling within 500 feet

GRAND JUNCTION – Health officials say they can’t support granting an industrial gas supplier a variance to drill within 500 feet of homes in Battlement Mesa. The Grand Junction Da...

Power agency interested in SunZia transmission project

ALBUQUERQUE – A federal entity that markets and transmits electricity across the West is expressing interest in a proposed transmission line that would link Arizona and New Mexico and serve ...