It is not often in a 24/7 news cycle, that a tiny story on Page 3 can make you sit up and shout out loud, “Well, I’ll be darned, that is the biggest story of water in Colorado in the last 50 years.” T...

The San Juan National Forest is accepting comments on a draft environmental assessment of a controversial gas drilling and pipeline project in the HD Mountains southeast of Bayfield. Catamount Energy ...

Don Gittleson isn’t a big letter-writer, but when a wolf wearing a Colorado Parks and Wildlife tracking collar attacked his calf on the morning of Dec. 13 he felt he had no recourse but to write to Kr...

As far as one can tell by reading the Utah High School Activities Association’s girls’ basketball records online, the last time a player even attempted 21 free throws in a game (the state record stand...

Once a sleepy coal mining town, Crested Butte has transformed itself into a year-round tourism magnet. In the winter, the community of 1,500 people tucked into the Rocky Mountains is a picturesque sno...

Driving across Wyoming in the summer of 2022, it was clear U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney’s campaign was roadkill. Billboards and yard signs along the highways screamed, “Ditch Liz” and “F– Liz.” Before a singl...

Can high population density lead to war? Recent events suggest that it can. You are probably aware that on Oct. 7, the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (also called Hamas) launched a surprise a...

While heading to all corners of the region to find the big calendar-ending invitationals, Mancos, Dove Creek, Dolores, and Montezuma-Cortez found stern tests to round out action before the holiday bre...

Beverly Maxwell was traveling out of state when she received a phone call Dec. 11 from a neighbor about oil overflowing onto her grazing land on the Navajo Nation. A worker from the Shiprock Chapter w...