Zebra mussels, which pose ‘extreme risk,’ found in Colorado River near Grand Junction
State wildlife officials detected zebra mussel larvae in three spots along the Colorado River earlier this month.
Colorado Senators urge feds to prepare for DACA recipients seeking health care access
(Colorado Newsline) Worried about the outcome of the 2024 election, a slew of congressional Democrats called on the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Tuesday to take steps to ensure Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program recipients can actually access health insurance provided under the Affordable Care Act when they become eligible this year.
Tenth Circuit Court expected to decide on public lands access
A court is soon expected to decide a Wyoming case between hunters and landowners which could affect public land access.
UNLV sociologist not optimistic after Trump assassination attempt
A University of Nevada, Las Vegas sociologist said he is not too optimistic about the country's capacity to use this political moment to catalyze change.
After Trump assassination attempt, defining democracy gets even harder
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New law allows youth on Medi-Cal to consent to mental health treatment
A new law just took effect in California, giving children on Medi-Cal age 12 and older the right to consent to mental health care on their own.
Projected costs loom over benefits of proposed Bighorn Basin dam
Wyoming's irrigation infrastructure is aging and the state gets regular requests to update it.
New Mexico wants military to cover costs of PFAS pollution due to new EPA rule
The New Mexico Attorney General amended the state's lawsuit against the United States regarding per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances contamination.
Heat was likely a factor in 5 human bird flu infections in Colorado
Soaring temperatures made it difficult for farm workers to protect themselves from chickens recently infected by avian influenza.
Program addressing mental health needs of Colorado farming communities
In the past year, the Colorado AgrAbility Project added four behavioral health specialists to help the state's agricultural producers.
