#colorado river

A New Report From the Northwest Colorado Council of Governments Highlights How Increasing Water Supply Uncertainty, Driven by Climate Change and Transmountain Diversions, Is Jeopardizing the Economies of Six Headwaters Counties, with Ripple Effects for Downstream Users Including Grand Junction.

The Colorado Water Conservation Board Conditionally Approved a New Federally Funded Program to Reduce Water Use, but Agricultural Communities on the Western Slope, Including Those Near Grand Junction, Are Wary of Potential Impacts.

The State Senator Will Help Lead Critical Interstate Discussions as Operating Guidelines for Lake Powell and Lake Mead Approach Expiration.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife Has Lifted Voluntary Closures on Parts of the Colorado, Fraser, and White Rivers Due to Improving Water Conditions, Though Some Regional Restrictions Remain in Place.

The State's New Voluntary Water-Saving Plan for the 2027 Water Year Was Conditionally Approved by the Colorado Water Conservation Board, but Local Farmers and Water Districts Express Wariness About Its Impact on Agriculture and Communities.

A Quarter-Acre Brush Fire Broke Out Sunday Night Along the Colorado River Despite Recent Rainfall, Marking the Third Such Incident This Summer.