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Posted inHealth

How Meeker, a small hunter’s haven, became a medical destination 

by Nancy Lofholm 4:18 AM MST on Nov 29, 202211:56 AM MST on Nov 29, 2022

Pioneers Medical Center is offering top-notch orthopedic care, and becoming a life blood of a historically oil and gas community in the process.

A fisherwoman holds a net of salmon.
Posted inEnvironment

Where are the salmon? Kokanee numbers drastically drop in Blue Mesa, Gunnison river

by Dean Krakel 4:23 AM MST on Nov 20, 20229:24 PM MST on Nov 30, 2022

Even if there were several back to back winters with deep snow and Blue Mesa filled to the brim, it would still take years for the kokanee to return to pre-drought population

Posted inHousing

Western Slope voters overwhelmingly passed taxes on short-term rentals to fund affordable housing

by Jason Blevins 3:50 AM MST on Nov 17, 202211:00 AM MST on Nov 18, 2022

Colorado’s Western Slope communities could generate about $40 million in new tax revenue from vacation rentals to support affordable housing

Posted inElection 2022

The eight Colorado legislative districts Democrats flipped from the GOP this year, from Colorado Springs to the Western Slope

by Sandra Fish and Jesse Paul 3:30 AM MST on Nov 16, 20227:45 AM MST on Nov 17, 2022

Democrats were bracing for losses on Election Day. Instead, they expanded their majorities in the state House and Senate.

Posted inElection 2022

How Yadira Caraveo, used to being an underdog, became the first Latina from Colorado elected to Congress

by Sandra Fish 4:20 AM MST on Nov 14, 20228:57 AM MST on Nov 16, 2022

Caraveo, a state representative and pediatrician, defied the political oddsmakers when she eked out a victory last week over Republican state Sen. Barbara Kirkmeyer in Colorado’s new 8th Congressional District

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Is cloud seeding a potential solution to Colorado’s drought?

by Michael Booth 4:15 AM MST on Nov 13, 20228:57 AM MST on Nov 16, 2022

If you don’t like Colorado’s weather, wait 5 minutes. Or shoot seeds into the clouds.

Posted inEnergy

The wind turbines on his Colorado farm are 20 years old. Who’s going to take them down?

by Shannon Najmabadi 4:02 AM MDT on Oct 23, 202212:06 PM MDT on Oct 24, 2022

The wind industry on the Eastern Plains is running into the same concerns that once plagued the fossil fuel industry.

Two bull elk knock antlers.
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PHOTOS: It’s rutting season at Rocky Mountain National Park, so here are some fun elk facts

by Michael Booth 4:04 AM MDT on Oct 21, 20229:05 AM MST on Feb 16, 2023

Male elk urine acts like cologne, bulls lose weight stressing over their harems and more wildlife tidbits.

Posted inOutdoors

Resort owner’s donations to Lauren Boebert’s campaign irks ski industry climate advocates

by Jason Blevins 3:55 AM MDT on Oct 21, 202212:07 PM MDT on Oct 24, 2022

Jay Kemmerer, the owner of Wyoming’s Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, has long supported candidates who oppose progressive climate policy, even while his ski area promotes climate action.

Posted inOutdoors

Two runners have gone missing in remote Colorado mountains, leading to push for more education

by Jason Blevins 3:50 AM MDT on Oct 21, 202212:07 PM MDT on Oct 24, 2022

Fitness is not enough to stay safe in remote mountains where risks are amplified

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