San Juan Basin Public Health will offer a series of radon education workshops over the next three weeks in recognition of National Radon Action Month. The colorless, odorless gas can flow up from th...

San Juan College Foundation will host its first pickleball tournament on Jan. 27-29 at the Health and Human Performance Center at San Juan College. The foundation will host a welcome party for players...

Colorado lawmakers say they want to see more progress, including grant programs and educational campaigns, from an office they created a year and a half ago to prevent gun violence. The Office of Gun ...

The Navajo Division of Public Safety is asking for the public’s help locating a missing 17-year-old girl, as reported on KNAU News Talk-Arizona Public Radio. Yasmine Benally was last seen Saturday in ...

Acknowledging her Jays’ test Friday evening versus Telluride would likely achieve little more than serve as preparation for a three-game road swing, Mancos head coach Kerri Morgan hinted it did, but v...

Asking someone their age is considered impolite. But asking a job candidate? That’s perfectly legal. A bill at the state legislature would change that, at least in Colorado, and prohibit companies fro...

The Colorado legislature is aiming to make it easier for youth across the state to access free therapy by creating a program to give students in sixth through 12th grades an in-school mental health as...

Enduring a barrage of sawdust, wearing thick protective chain saw chaps and feeding scrub oak into an obnoxiously loud chipper is not the typical definition of an idyllic job – and not for a wage of $...

Colorado oil and gas regulators Friday rejected a bid by violation-plagued K.P. Kauffman Co. to delay for another six months an assessment of whether it is meeting a negotiated cleanup plan. Last June...

At sites around the country, once-verdant fields, farms and forests are reduced to gravel lots to make way for utility-scale solar plants. At some, carefully trimmed Kentucky bluegrass is permitted to...