Two Colorado utilities get $48.5 million in USDA loans for grid upgrades
Two rural Colorado electric cooperatives will receive $48.5 million in loans from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to modernize electric grids and increase security.
Two rural Colorado electric cooperatives will receive $48.5 million in loans from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to modernize electric grids and increase security.
Following another incident earlier this week Wednesday where a Colorado State Patrol motorcycle and local tow truck were hit during a crash investigation near Colorado Springs, this yesterday morning another CSP vehicle was struck while helping a stranded motorist.
Tom Ray Luff
October 17, 1966 - February 28, 2022
Tom Ray Lulf, 55, of Sterling, passed away February 28 in Sterling.
Tom was born October 17, 1966, in Las Animas, to Harry and Neva (Myers) Lulf.
He attended Sterling schools.
Colorado Governor Jared Polis has made an appointment to the 13th Judcial District court.
Seven northeast Colorado counties are facing a red flag warning Saturday.
Scott Allen White, formerly of Kit Carson, Colorado, passed away October 31, 2020
For the second year, members of the Northeast Colorado Manufacturing Partnership are organizing a day of speakers and breakout sessions to help manufacturers build their businesses.
The Northeastern Junior College (NJC) Rodeo Team returned home from Riverton, Wyoming, and the Central Wyoming College Rustler Round-Up victorious with a men's team championship. Riverton was the fourth and final stop of the fall college rodeo season. Leading the charge for a team title was sophomore, Jace Staudt an Ag Business major from Nathrop, Colorado. Staudt started the day with a solid 3rd place finish in the team roping heading for JD Kirwin of Gillette College. Staudt followed it up with a go-round win and an average title in the tie-down roping. The w