Colorado’s COVID-19 testing percent positivity has increased slightly, but state health officials say it is too early to tell if the uptick is a true change in trajectory. State epidemiologist Dr. Rac...

President Joe Biden’s budget request, released Monday, would boost funding for the Interior Department by nearly one-fifth, well above what the administration has proposed for most discretionary spend...

The number of active oil wells in Colorado has nearly doubled in the last year, a sign that high prices are bringing the industry back to life. Oil production in Colorado had fallen 11% in 2021, conti...

A wonky battle playing out over the language in a potential 2022 ballot measure could have multibillion-dollar consequences for property owners and school- and local-district funding across Colorado. ...

Jazz and hip-hop songs with Native American influences will soon echo across the mesas and cultural sites of Western Indigenous lands, including at Bears Ears and Canyons of the Ancients national monu...

The Montezuma-Cortez RE-1 Board of Education on Monday canceled a meeting scheduled for that evening where it planned to “re-create” the secret session in which former Superintendent Risha VanderWey w...

Efforts to address climate change are among the most lobbied measures at the Capitol this year as a host of businesses and nonprofits seek to pass, block or amend them. Five of the top 10 lobbied bill...

SANTA FE – Marijuana aficionados and entrepreneurs across New Mexico are bracing for the April 1 start of state-regulated retail marijuana. New Mexico joins 17 other states that have legalized recrea...

ALBUQUERQUE – Land managers have scheduled two more public meetings and extended the comment period for a proposal that would prohibit oil and gas development on federal land surrounding a national pa...