Tom Hesse

Commercial vehicles on Interstate 70 are drawing the focus of lawmakers and frustrated drivers.

Share: Colorado students will be ensured the right to wear objects of “cultural or religious significance” during graduation under a bill headed to the governor's desk.

This would hopefully help jumpstart projects that convert commercial space to residential, a process developers say is plagued with high costs and delays.

Share: If the shirt is black, with orange lettering, expect to hear about western Montrose County's legacy of mining, ranching and local stewardship over lands that do not need more bureaucratic oversight — or visitation.

Share: A bill aimed at reducing closures on Colorado's mountain highways cleared the state legislature last week.

The repairs could take weeks or months, pending further inspection.

Share: Mesa County's top elected officials oppose a proposal that would see 400,000 acres of land along the Dolores River turned into a national monument.

Share: The USPS is pausing its overhaul of West Slope mail delivery after another round of pushback in the United State Senate.

Share: Grand Junction city leaders on Wednesday approved a plan to ban tents during daytime use, citing concerns for public safety.