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Winter slumber comes to an end for hibernating bears
Officials say it’s time to take precautions to reduce human-wildlife conflict
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A shot of moisture in forecast for Southwest Colorado
Flood potential low near 416 Fire burn scar
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Lakes and reservoirs prepare for boat inspections
State program prevents introduction of mussels
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Wilderness bill gains local momentum, lacks congressional bipartisan support
County commissioners, mayors and ranchers travel to the nation’s capital
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Forum considers possible effect of climate change on Cortez water
Scientist talks about possible local impact of climate change
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Hozhoni Days celebrates young and old through dance
Hundreds of people crowd into FLC’s Whalen Gymnasium for powwow
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Artists repurpose ReStore items for Habitat fundraiser
Local artists repurpose ReStore items for Habitat fundraiser
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From the skies, geologists peer inside the Earth
Project aims to map underground at Silverton Superfund site
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Richard Ballantine inducted into Colorado Press Association Hall of Fame
‘I enjoy playing a role in telling stories’
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Durangoan supports charity work in India with baked goods
Lessons learned during the U.S. recession helped shape nonprofit
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U.S. agency reconsidering status of bistate sage grouse
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is revising its plans to protect the bistate sage grouse.U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service via AP RENO, Nev. – The U.S. Fish and Wildlife…
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Harmful pollution drifting into Rocky Mountain National Park
Report says measures will likely reduce nitrogen levels
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Law extends Colorado open records to internal police probes
Denver Rep. James Coleman, left, and Boulder County Sen. Mike Foote, right, watch as Colorado Gov. Jared Polis signs a law allowing residents to obtain records involving internal police investigations…
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Man angry about virginity pleads guilty to threatening women
SALT LAKE CITY – A man has pleaded guilty to a felony terroristic threat charge after authorities said he threating to target women in a mass shooting because he couldn’t…
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Almost at capacity, Lake Nighthorse will wait to pump from river
Managers say water quality affected by burn scar runoff
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Spring cleanup: Durango invites residents to toss items large and small
Officials encourage ‘urban foraging’
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Durango encourages resident-led redevelopment approach
At least 25 community members must petition City Council for Urban Renewal Authority
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Historic train engine and passengers stranded north of Durango
Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad says crews working to fix locomotive