37 Colorado communities, including Lamar, receive funding for transportation projects
Lamar among the communities receiving a share of $42 million in grant awards.
Kansan pleads guilty to poaching moose after public helps CPW track him down
Colorado Parks and Wildlife has secured a conviction in the case of a bull moose illegally killed in Teller County and left to rot.
Mesa Verde Country in southwest Colorado welcomes multi-generation travelers
When traveling in a multi-generational group, it can be challenging to find a place that will appeal to everyone.
People Who Wander grant recipients include Otero County Sheriff
The Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBI) announced the awarding of the 2023 People Who Wander grants.
Nevada street food vendors protected under new law
"Street food vendors deserve the opportunity to exist."
Arizona governor calls for utilities' game plans amid record-breaking hot streak
(The Center Square)— As the Phoenix area continues to brace a record-breaking heat wave, Governor Katie Hobbs is calling for clear plans from utility companies.
Navajo Nation leader says energy policies cripple tribe's economy
Members of the Navajo Nation in southeastern U.S. say the federal government is leaving their people behind.
Is it really hotter now than any time in 100,000 years?
People are trying to put the extreme temperatures into context and asking: When was it ever this hot before?
New Texas law favors parents in child abuse investigations
Texas parents under investigation for child abuse by the state will be informed of their rights before their children are removed.
Commentary: The Colorado Republican plan to achieve a superminority
Both parties have lost ground to the independent ranks so fast that almost half of Colorado voters now shun the parties.