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A mare that was part of a recent round-up of wild horses in the Little Book Cliffs herd outside Grand Junction died Oct. 8 in a temporary holding facility in Mack.

The Colorado River is sometimes described as a lifeline for western Colorado and the Southwest.

State regulators have approved Terra Energy Partners measures designed to ensure that it operates wells safely next to the truck stop recently built on the same property at the Parachute

A Museums of Western Colorado volunteer's discovery in 2018 of a jawbone fragment in a block of sandstone previously collected outside Rangely has contributed to scientists discovering a previously unknown fossil mammal thought to have once shared a much wetter local landscape with dinosaurs.

Wholesale power supplier Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association is receiving nearly $2.5 billion in newly announced federal grants and low-cost loans that are projected to reduce electricity rates by 10% by 2034 compared to business as usual for its rural electricity cooperative members, including several in western Colorado.

A Grand Junction city sewer project has been beset by two sewage spills into a local canal that connects with the Colorado River. However, with the canal not flowing, the

Stacey Colón's path leading up to her current job in local public land management involved spending a lot of time not on land but up in the air, and at times even focused on the stars.

Early-season snow conditions have the Grand Mesa Nordic Council on track to open as scheduled on Nov. 15.

The Electric Mountain Lodge on the eastern side of the Grand Mesa is asking for the public's help in tracking down a stolen trailer that contained more than $100,000 worth of snowmobiles and other gear.

Donald Trump’s presidential election victory is raising the prospect of his new administration possibly bringing the Bureau of Land Management’s national headquarters back to Grand Junction, where it was briefly