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Colorado attorney general says rule of law under attack, calls for unity during Durango visit

Phil Weiser seeking second term as state’s top legal adviser

Sunny Southwest Colorado attracts major solar projects

Tri-State agrees to buy power from solar company Juwi Inc.

Grand Junction school to retire Warrior mascot as Polis signs ban into law

Schools have until June 2022 to retire mascots that use Native American images or names. Or they can be fined $25,000 a month

Two found dead on U.S. Highway 160 on Mancos Hill

Married couple from Roswell, New Mexico

Monsoonal rain brings a shot of relief, but it might not last long

June had record-breaking heat; then rain put month above average for precipitation

Durango’s former finance director re-sentenced for stealing $712,000 in taxpayer money

Julie Brown given jail time, 20 years’ probation

Low flows on Dolores River trigger limits on fishing

Anglers being asked to only fish in the morning below McPhee dam

Vaccinations increase, but a partisan divide persists, poll shows

About Polis’ handling of the pandemic: 60% said they approve, 32% said they disapprove and 8% said they have no opinion

Crash on U.S. Highway 491 north of Cortez injures driver

Pickup truck slams into back of semitrailer

Colorado reaches 91% rural broadband coverage; efforts to improve internet for Utes move forward

Pending measure would help pay for infrastructure for tribes

Misdirected box truck gets stuck on Ophir Pass road

Driver ticketed after blocking traffic; phone map blamed

Colorado court rejects animal cruelty measure opposed by farmers, ranchers

Initiative 16 heads back to the title board and its proponents for change