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Mesa County Crews Utilized Foot Patrols, Drones, and Helicopter Support Over a Three-Day Search North of Grand Junction.

A Popular Front Range Destination Has Lost Its Year-Round Snow for the First Time in Recorded History, Prompting Activists and Scientists to Highlight Broader Warming Trends Affecting Colorado's High Country.

Individual and Small Employer Plans on the State's Affordable Care Act Marketplace Will Increase, with Mesa County Facing Over 15% Rate Hikes Due to Expiring Federal Subsidies.

The Federally Funded LEAP Program Offers Help with Energy Costs for Eligible Local Families, Seniors, and Individuals Through April 2027.

While Federal Agencies Note an Increase in Human Exposure and Vaccine Use Across the U.s., Colorado’s Official Data, Including Mesa County’s, Does Not Reflect a Significant Local Surge.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife Will Require In-Person Inspection of Harvested Beavers Starting Next Month as Part of a Statewide Strategy to Boost the Species' Population and Its Environmental Benefits.

A New Survey Finds Two-Thirds of State Residents View Artificial Intelligence Unfavorably, with Strong Opposition From Younger People and Significant Concerns Over the Technology's Impact on Employment and Local Resources.

Local Agencies and Community Groups Attribute the Sustained Reduction to Ongoing Investments and Awareness Efforts, Even as Overdose Deaths Rose Statewide.