The U.S. Forest Service plans emergency logging across five million acres in Montana and Idaho following windstorms, but environmental groups say the one-week public comment period is too short.

A California bill to fast-track housing construction lost its $28 minimum wage requirement after a powerful trades union coalition opposed it, fearing damage to prevailing wage standards.

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Colorado's State Land Board will switch more than 415,000 square feet of office buildings to community solar power, saving approximately $25,000 annually while meeting state emissions requirements.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife opens three state reservoirs to emergency fish salvage as drought and municipal water demands force drawdowns across the state.

The Federal Communications Commission approved new reliability rules for Next Generation 911 systems to reduce service disruptions as states modernize emergency call infrastructure nationwide.

The Republican National Committee and two Colorado GOP officials are suing Secretary of State Jena Griswold over a policy allowing some overseas U.S. citizens to register and vote in Colorado elections.

Federal immigration officials plan to deport a 78-year-old retired priest who has lived in Colorado for 25 years, despite his deteriorating health and fears he faces persecution in Uganda.

Soilless farming methods like hydroponics use far less water and land than traditional agriculture, though high startup costs and energy demands present significant challenges to widespread adoption.

Upper-basin states warn that severe drought and heat this year could become the norm, forcing a reckoning over how to share an increasingly scarce Colorado River.