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O’Dea calls for mechanized travel in wilderness areas, more oil, gas drilling, scrapping CORE Act

O’Dea calls for mechanized travel in wilderness areas, more oil, gas drilling, scrapping CORE Act

GOP Senate candidate Joe O’Dea used incumbent Democrat U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet’s absence from the Club 20 Debate in Grand Junction Saturday to claim repeatedly that Bennet doesn’t show up…

GOP gubernatorial candidate Ganahl tells Bannon she’s backed by Trump Jan. 6 coup advisor Epshteyn

GOP gubernatorial candidate Ganahl tells Bannon she’s backed by Trump Jan. 6 coup advisor Epshteyn

The day after her June 28 primary win, Colorado Republican gubernatorial nominee Heidi Ganahl gave an interview to Steve Bannon in which she credited her closer-than-expected victory to her “great…

Eagle’s Solomon earns unanimous nod to take on Avon’s Roberts in state Senate District 8 race

Eagle’s Solomon earns unanimous nod to take on Avon’s Roberts in state Senate District 8 race

Matt Solomon of Eagle, by unanimous acclimation at the Republican state assembly in Colorado Springs over the weekend, landed the GOP nod to take on Democrat Dylan Roberts in the…

‘Most challenging holiday season’ at Vail nearly over as snow just keeps coming

‘Most challenging holiday season’ at Vail nearly over as snow just keeps coming

Vail Mountain Chief Operating Officer Beth Howard on Thursday posted an extraordinary letter on the Vail Mountain Facebook page addressing staffing and COVID-19 challenges plaguing the resort, many of which…

Tough choices loom for wildlife planners in process of restoring wolves to Colorado

Tough choices loom for wildlife planners in process of restoring wolves to Colorado

When Colorado voted in 2020 to reintroduce gray wolves to the Western Slope, the victory was by no means a landslide for wolf advocates. Just 50.9% of voters supported Proposition…

Opening week at Vail just as mid-week snowstorm takes aim at Colorado

Opening week at Vail just as mid-week snowstorm takes aim at Colorado

Sunday I got out for Day 1 on alpine skis so far this ski season (Day 1 Nordic was a premature outing Oct. 27 in EagleVail), and it felt a little…

Still pending ahead of Glasgow, budget deal would be huge climate achievement

Still pending ahead of Glasgow, budget deal would be huge climate achievement

President Joe Biden will arrive at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, Scotland, without new federal programs in hand to fight climate change, after Democrats in Congress failed…

Native Roots pushes for higher voter turnout with election offer of 1-cent joints

Native Roots pushes for higher voter turnout with election offer of 1-cent joints

Looking for a burning reason to vote this off-year election (other than the obvious incentive of keeping right-wing, anti-science, religious fundamentalists from taking over our public schools)? Well, put this in…

Magazine: Jan. 6 protest organizers say they met with Boebert before insurrection

Magazine: Jan. 6 protest organizers say they met with Boebert before insurrection

Organizers of the Jan. 6 protests that led to a violent attack on the U.S. Capitol were allegedly in communication with Rep. Lauren Boebert’s office in the lead-up to the…

Radamus turns in career-best sixth in Soelden GS as men’s World Cup kicks off

Radamus turns in career-best sixth in Soelden GS as men’s World Cup kicks off

River Radamus of Edwards scored his best career World Cup result Sunday as the men’s circuit kicked off on the Rettenbach Glacier in Soelden, Austria, powering his way to a…