Although more schools and ratings improved overall, at the same time, more schools and districts were newly identified as low performing…
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Colorado Settles Lawsuit with Roomate Matching Company
“It’s hard enough to find somewhere to live in Colorado these days without having to navigate through fake app reviews…”
‘Poison Pills’ in Congressional Appropriations Bills Threatening Government Shutdown?
“So [Republicans] not only have problems with these far-right message amendments, but they also have severe problems with their own caucus”…
BLM Seeks Public Input on New Plan for Recreation Management
“BLM hosted more than 81 million visitors on our public lands last fiscal year – a 40 percent increase since 2012…”
Preliminary Injunction on Colorado’s Gun-Purchase Law Upheld in Federal Court
The governor’s office defended the law and criticized the judges’ decision…
Mark Your Calendar for the 2023 Mountain Chile Cha Cha
This exciting cook-off typically features about 50 participants, both amateurs and professionals, who compete for cash prizes…
Singers Welcome to Join Pagosa’s Community Choir
Our music director, Dan Burch, is a wonderful vocal coach and we provide learning tracks which you can use to practice at home…
‘Rise’ Fashion Gala Planned for September 30
Guests decked out in dressy, fashionista outfits, shoes and hats will take home the “Mountain Glam,” “Straight from Paris” and “Head and Toe” awards…
27th Annual ‘Four Corners Folk Festival’ Kicks Off Tomorrow on Reservoir Hill
Festival amenities include a late-night stage, workshops, children’s tent, food and crafts vendors, and a beer garden featuring Breckenridge and Riff Raff beers…
OPINION: Coexisting with Predators Could Benefit Both People and the Environment
Research has found that extensive carnivore killing to reduce levels of conflict is largely ineffective, ethically tenuous and undermines their conservation…
Three Years after Landmark Ruling, Congress Silent on Tribal Jurisdiction in Oklahoma
“The Governor’s statements were slanted, disrespectful and minimize the massive contributions Tribal Nations make to Oklahoma…”
Colorado Nanoengineer Teams Up With Tattoo Artist to Make Smarter Ink
“We were like, ‘OK, we’re going to tattoo ourselves. Can you help us today?’” he said…
Revised ‘Water of the US’ Rule Weakens Protections for Streams, Wetlands
“We all live downstream, but apparently the Supreme Court doesn’t believe in gravity…”
OPINION: Reflections on Donald Trump
Then in the last year of his Presidency came the COVID tragedy… and Donald Trump gave in to the Establishment…
San Juan National Forest Rescinding Fire Restrictions Tomorrow
Precipitation has not reached all parts of the San Juan National Forest evenly, meaning fuels in some areas are still dry…
Senator Hickenlooper Joins SAG-AFTRA Rally in Denver
Colorado is home to about 600 SAG-AFTRA members who work in smaller film and theater markets…
Western States College Approved for Construction Degree Program
“We are thrilled to be one step closer to our goal of providing degrees in occupational studies and construction education…”
WILDFIRE UPDATE: Quartz Ridge, Bear Creek
The southeastern and eastern edges of the fire continue to have pockets of heat with minimal to moderate fire behavior…
Fish from Ridgway Reservoir, San Miguel River Deemed Safe for Human Consumption
“We appreciate the public’s concern over the potential health implications related to eating fish…”