In Western Colorado, trans people and their loved ones face fear, uncertainty in the Trump era
‘It’s hard to go anywhere, to want to do anything because there’s that fear that something could happen.’
Colorado Mesa University hosts debate over whether federal agencies – like the BLM – belong on the Beltway
Rep. Jeff Hurd recently introduced a bill to bring back the BLM headquarters to Grand Junction.
Mesa County hosts measles vaccination clinic Saturday
There are five reported measles cases in Colorado as of Friday, April 25.
Transgender student athletes can compete in sports aligned with their gender despite conflicting federal and state laws
Colorado High School Activities Association says it does not have the authority to decide the issue.
Here’s when your favorite ski areas close this season
This winter’s snow was disappointing, but some resorts still have a few more weeks of ski season to go.
Bike-lane backlash? Grand Junction City Council winners shared aversion to recent downtown changes
Three of the four winners campaigned against changes that brought in Grand Junction’s first protected bike lanes.
Saying goodbye to Segundo and the lift’s 71 memorable years on Colorado’s slopes
There’s just one weekend left to ride Colorado’s oldest ski lift before it stops spinning for good.
Friday could be your last chance to ride Colorado’s oldest ski lift
The Segundo ski lift in Sunlight Mountain Resort is shutting down after 71 years.
Colorado Mesa University students used joy to protest white supremacist speaker
“What we can do to bring people together in an uplifting and positive way in the face of so much divisiveness.”
Snag a Hanging Lake permit starting at 8 a.m. Monday, March 17
The popular 1.2-mile trail should be open as normal this summer,
Copper Mountain wants to expand wider and higher with the highest ski lift in North America
The ski resort hopes to add 500 acres on Jaquez Peak and Rose Mountain.
As DOJ looks into Tina Peters’ prosecution, Colorado officials field pleas from her supporters
Supporters are targeting state officials with an email campaign, while also calling on the Trump administration to take action.
Colorado court ends wild horse adoption incentives that conservationists criticized as ‘pipeline to slaughter’
While conservationists say this is a “landmark” ruling, they still want the government’s approach to wild horses and burros to change.
Denver snowboarder identified as victim who died in Vail Mountain storm
The body of a Denver-area snowboarder who disappeared on Vail Mountain has been found, weeks after his disappearance.
West Springs Hospital in Grand Junction to close, ending some access to psychiatric services in Western Colorado
The hospital’s board cited financial challenges and questions around the future of Medicaid as reasons for the closure.
The Army’s 10th Mountain Division, which trained in Colorado and helped defeat the Nazis, is celebrated this week
The division’s history is honored this week across Colorado ski areas, including the 50th annual Ski-In Daze with descendants of the 10th Mountain Division, current military members and the National Ski Patrol.
