Ski industry tallies fewer visits in Rockies this winter

Associated Press FRISCO, Colo. — Skier visits to U.S. resorts in the Rocky Mountains were down about 5 percent this past winter, which equates to about 1 million fewer visits than...

One of three sexual assault suspects pleads guilty

Another defendant pleads not guilty

Lake Nighthorse delays motor boating until May 19

Complimentary inspections will be offered during delay

Trial moved for couple accused of attempting to kill cattle

Judge says bias in San Juan County would create unfair trial

What you need to know about Colorado’s $32B pension overhaul

DENVER — Just before midnight Wednesday, Colorado lawmakers passed a rescue package for the state public pension program that will have major ramifications for public sector workers, retiree...

Help wanted – desperately – as applicants become scarce

AURORA, Colo. — In a country in the midst of sustained economic growth, Colorado has been ahead of the pack. Month after month of an expanding economy has resulted in some pretty good times ...

Praying for land, people, horses in northwest Colorado

CRAIG, Colo. (AP) — In the hush of a crisp dawn, two types of warriors — members of the Northern Ute Tribe and Wild Horse Warriors for Sand Wash Basin — gathered for a blessing of the land. ...

Aspen family looking to buy historic Glenwood Springs hotel

Associated Press ASPEN — A Colorado family with a history of running resort-area hotels says it is close to acquiring a Glenwood Springs hotel. Melville family spokesma...

Report: Winter wheat forecast down amid drought, surplus

WICHITA, Kan. – U.S. farmers are expected to harvest their smallest winter wheat crop in more than a decade amid an ongoing drought that has devastated fields across the nation’s breadbasket...

Suicide prevention bill passes Colorado Legislature

Grant program prioritizes schools that have not received training

Durango may OK tiny home community

Former county commissioner wants to develop a 24-lot subdivision for the small abodes

Cortez library to forgive portion of fines for annual food drive

Food for Fines drive continues through May 26