The Grand Valley outdoor recreation industry and University of Colorado leadership came together Wednesday to discuss how a new CU resource can positively impact local manufacturing.

The savings would be relatively meager — wolf reintroduction cost Colorado taxpayers $3.5 million last year — but the Democrat leading the measure says it’s about priorities as the legislature ...

To prevent West Nile, health experts recommend using insect repellent and avoiding going outdoors during dusk and dawn, as mosquitoes are the most active during those times.

Colorado lawmakers have already introduced more than two dozen bills they plan to take up in the special legislative session that begins on Thursday, as they seek to close a roughly $783 million ...

Wolves are a topic that Colorado Rep. Jeff Hurd hears about frequently. Hurd is a Grand Junction-based Republican ...

Fire officials say the Lee fire is 68 percent contained, after burning nearly 138,000 acres of mountainsides, grasslands and ...

Yesterday saw record-breaking temperatures, and today is expected to be even hotter. Triple digits wrap up the rest of the ...

The Grand Junction Chamber of Commerce hosted it’s 2025 Energy Summit at the downtown Convention Center with an aim to, in ...

A new wildfire sparked in the “remote, rugged terrain” of White River National Forest on Sunday and has consumed 25 acres, ...

A bipartisan bill in Colorado would pause the state’s wolf reintroduction program and redirect $264,268 in funding to health ...

A Western Slope-based immigrant advocacy group is urging Colorado’s attorney general to look into communication and possible ...