The Colorado Public Utilities Commission begins a new standing public comment period at its weekly meetings starting September 9, giving residents a regular chance to address the state agency.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife expanded water contact advisories to 10 state wildlife areas and a fish hatchery along the Arkansas River after a 4.2-million-gallon sewage spill in Pueblo raised E. coli levels.

Governor Polis appoints Nicholas J. Campbell, a Magistrate since 2023, to fill a vacancy on the Jefferson County Court in the 1st Judicial District.

Governor Polis appoints former Interior Secretary Ken Salazar as special envoy to help resolve a decades-long dispute over land rights to the Cielo Vista Ranch in Costilla County.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife reminds hunters and other outdoor users to wear bright colors and share public lands safely as 2026 big game seasons begin.

Bear attacks and encounters in Colorado have more than doubled this year as drought, wildfires and low snowpack drive hungry bears into human territory.

New Mexico releases 615 million gallons of water into the Rio Grande this week to revive drought-stricken vegetation and gather critical data on how the historic dry spell affects the river.

An unauthorized third party accessed Kentucky Appellate Court data through a Thomson Reuters system used by courts in twelve states, potentially exposing personal information like Social Security numbers and medical records.

Several hot springs in Yellowstone National Park produce audible thumps when large bubbles collapse due to temperature and pressure changes as they rise through the water.

Defense contractors won $15 billion in Los Angeles County contracts last year, more than double the 2015 total, with startups increasingly capturing work on missiles, drones and space systems.