It’s hotter than usual in Southwest Colorado, said Dan Cuevas of the National Weather Service in Grand Junction, and the 90-plus degree heat is likely to continue this week. “There is a very large an...

DENVER – A judge on Tuesday threw out a lawsuit challenging a primary election recount lost by an indicted Colorado county clerk who alleged voting fraud in her failed bid to become the state's top el...

BILLINGS, Mont. – The Biden administration reached a legal settlement Tuesday that requires the government to reexamine potential climate damages from oil and gas leases put up for sale under the Trum...

In 1968, the first tribal college was founded in Tsaile, Arizona, originally known as Navajo Community College, and then later Diné College. The creation of this college was significant for the Diné N...

Altering its 2022 schedule, Bayfield cross-country elected to remain in the Four Corners for Labor Day weekend and competed Friday at the Loyd’s Lake Classic in Monticello, Utah, instead of traveling ...

JoVonna Miller, a fourth-year student at Fort Lewis College, never envisioned herself living at Purple Cliffs. But for three weeks this summer, it was the only place she and her 13-year-old daughter h...

The United States Forest Service chief is planning to release results soon of a department-wide evaluation of prescribed burning, a review that came after an escaped burn in New Mexico that eventually...

The U.S. Senate race in Colorado has become a darling of the national media. The New York Times, Washington Post and CNN are among the outlets that have parachuted into the state in recent weeks t...

How are scientists working to protect the toothless, federally endangered Colorado pikeminnow? Which species is most at risk from the state’s energy production and mining? What’s a piping plover? The ...