Dennis Webb

Hours before leaving her office in the Interior Building in Washington, D.C., on Friday for the final time, departing Bureau of Land Management Director Tracy Stone-Manning reflected on the accomplishments

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The Forest Service has adopted a new law enforcement rule designed to enhance its ability to address issues such as substance abuse and wildfire prevention on national forests.

As if it wasn’t bad enough for Grand Junction resident Vicki Felmlee when her home insurance premium doubled last year, now her insurer has told her it is dropping her

A recently awarded $13 million federal grant from Inflation Reduction Act funds will go far to defray the costs of electricity for Grand Valley Power customers while helping put it

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For many participants in the world of amateur radio, the initial draw can be something like the ability to talk to people from around the world.

Chip Ferron, left, Emergency Coordinator for Mesa County ARES (Amateur Radio Emergency Service) uses a radio to talk to personnel around the state during the ARRL (American Radio Relay League) Colorado Simulated Emergency Test on Oct. 26, 2024. The simulation was an exercise to test the readiness and emergency-operating skills of members through a series of simulated scenarios in the case of an electrical blackout and other disasters.

A portion of roadways subject to litigation between Garfield County and the High Lonesome Ranch west of De Beque has been deemed not to be a public right of way