Driver in Mesa County crash that killed 2 highway workers pleads guilty
Patrick Sneddon was driving a vehicle that hit two CDOT workers in September 2024.
As Lee Fire gets closer to communities, Rifle residents get updates from officials at meeting
The Lee Fire has grown to over 116,000 acres, making it the fifth largest in state history. It’s also close to Meeker.
Too vague to be constitutional? Mesa County goes to court over immigration stop
The lawsuit comes in response to the state’s actions against a Mesa County Sheriff’s deputy.
Colorado man pleads not guilty to choking local TV reporter, trial date set
After months of hearings, Patrick Egan is set to go on trial in January.
Former ambassador talks diplomatic rollback, international implications
Christopher Hill has served as US ambassador to five different countries.
Suit against deputy involved in ICE traffic stop sends ‘demoralizing message,’ says sheriff
The deputy involved was placed on three weeks unpaid leave as a part of the Mesa County Sheriff’s disciplinary action.
‘Asbestos’ trees? Not quite, but aspen groves show promise in fire mitigation
Colorado researchers examine aspen trees as a mitigating factor in wildfire spread.
Mediocre: Colorado receives C- grade for state infrastructure
Levees, roads and schools lag among infrastructure categories.
Colorado public media leaders react to funding cuts
Last week, Congress approved a rescission package clawing back funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
Nucla man sentenced to probation for starting wildfire in ‘very unfortunate circumstance’
Brent Garber pleaded guilty for starting the 2024 Bucktail Fire in Western Montrose County.
Western Slope evacuees in limbo as crews work to stymie wildfire growth
Turner Gulch ballooned to nearly 14k acres overnight Tuesday, South Rim remains around 4k.
Co-conspirator in Mesa County ballot theft plot avoids jail time
Sally Maxedon worked with Vicki Stuart to steal and fraudulently cast ballots last November.
One Big Beautiful Bill a ‘catastrophe’ for local communities, says Colorado Democratic Rep. Brittany Pettersen
Pettersen represents Colorado’s 7th Congressional District, including the western Denver metro area and central counties south and southwest of the metro area.
Acclaimed Colorado sci-fi author: Future stupider than I imagined
Paonia writer Paolo Bacigalupi reflects on 10 years since the publication of his climate thriller “The Water Knife.”
Rep. Jeff Hurd on Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill: ‘It’s not perfect’ but positives win out
The freshman Republican Congressman discussed impacts on energy, healthcare and immigration enforcement.
Netflix and bill? Colorado Court of Appeals ruling says streaming service subject to sales tax
You may not be able to hold it in your hands, but it appears you should be paying state sales tax on your Netflix subscription.
