EPA: Water for Navajos was OK

DENVER – New tests on water sent to Navajo Nation farmers after millions of gallons of waste spilled from a Colorado mine indicate that the emergency supply met federal and tribal standards ...

$14 million spent on spill, EPA says

Internal document puts costs at $100,000 a day

EPA rules extend to pesticides, petroleum

Rules focus on protecting farmworker

Man jailed for trashing forest

Telluride Free Box looted, then dumped

At Bullion Mine, project keeps waste under control

Bullion King Mine being successfully treated

Officials: Animas fish safe to eat

DENVER – Trout from the Animas River are safe to eat after water contamination from the Gold King Mine spill, according to an announcement Wednesday by state health officials. Sam...

Mining reclamation may be a pipe dream

Financial, technological hurdles slow progress

State rebrands anti-pot campaign for kids

DENVER – After legalizing recreational marijuana, the state of Colorado is now renewing efforts to get teens to stay away from it. Marijuana isn’t evil, but teens aren’t ready for...

Inmates help restore wilderness

DENVER – A piece of Colorado’s Eagles Nest Wilderness has been restored to its historic condition because of the hard work of 18 prison inmates. The group removed an ugly blight: a mining bu...

Gold King Mine spill captures attention of world’s media

Within 48 hours of the Gold King Mine spill, media from across the nation and around the world began converging on Durango to report about a river that turned orange. Michael Dav...

Attorneys general hear account of Gold King Mine spill

Prosecutors learn about complexities of cleaning mines

McCarty versus Sinclair, Part 2

Landowner gets 30 days in case of 'toxic site' sign