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Editor’s note: An end of an era for city goverrment came to an end last month as City Manager Peter Brixius stepped into the world of retirement. Brixius’ steady leadership in an an era of transition ...

Colorado's trout fisheries could face a difficult summer, impacting the state's billion-dollar angling industry, as ...

As the spring grows warmer, Coloradans who get outside and look up at the night sky could catch a glimpse of celestial phenomenon, including two meteor showers and a “full blue micromoon.” Colorado ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has announced annual grant funding to support increased access to outdoor activities for ...

The City of Craig’s adoption of Colorado’s new wildfire resiliency standards, which stem from the 2025 Colorado Wildfire Resiliency Code, marks a shift in how buildings will be constructed and how ...

The impacts of a wildfire can range far and wide — they don’t just end when the flames go out. Forage loss and infrastructure ...

Teaching shapes how I see the world, and it shapes how I legislate. As Chair of the House Education Committee, I’m deeply ...

Colorado lawmakers plan to increase K-12 funding by nearly $194.8 million next year, but districts across the Western Slope ...