Katharhynn Heidelberg is a Senior Writer for The Montrose Daily Press, specializing in local news coverage in Montrose, Colorado. With a background in journalism, Katharhynn has contributed articles to various publications including The Daily Sentinel of Grand Junction, Denton Media Company, The Denver Post, and Delta County Independent. Her reporting focuses on a range of topics including local government, law enforcement, community events, and human interest stories.
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By: Katharhynn Heidelberg
The Bureau of Land Management’s preferred choice for Gunnison sage-grouse habitat protection falls short, environmental groups contend. Meanwhile, Montrose County’s natural resources director says the agency needs better support for
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The Bureau of Land Management's preferred choice for Gunnison sage-grouse habitat protection falls short, environmental groups contend.
By: Katharhynn Heidelberg
A 57-year-old Delta man died after being stabbed multiple times during a reported fight on Nov. 24, despite efforts to save him.
By: Katharhynn Heidelberg
Cy McKinney apologized in court Monday for victimizing a young girl and said he acted out of character due to using methamphetamine.
Despite efforts to save him, a 57-year-old Delta man died after being stabbed multiple times during a reported altercation on Nov. 24.
A mountain lion crouches on a snowy branch. A different mountain lion was killed late last week, after it came back to a Happy Canyon Road home and behaved aggressively. (Courtesy photo/CPW)
A possibly ill mountain lion that followed a woman onto her porch, showed no fear of her dogs and behaved aggressively was shot and killed when it returned a second
The Cortez Police department is focusing on the family of its fallen officer, Sgt. Michael Moran, who was fatally shot Wednesday morning during a traffic stop.
Former hotel housekeepers appear to have reached a tentative settlement with the cleaning service they allege violated work visa rules, labor laws and anti-trafficking law.
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