Colorado Parks and Wildlife tracking up to four possible wolf dens
For wolves, the beginning of May signals the end of denning season. While Colorado Parks and Wildlife is tracking up to four pairs of wolves that could be denning, none have been confirmed, according to...
Three Rifle Bear track stars break school records
It is a good thing that record books aren’t chiseled into stone anymore, because if that were the case, Rifle High School would have quite a bit of work for a local stonemason. The Rifle...
Teen participant in melee that led to death of 14-year-old sentenced to 2 years probation
A year after a melee among teens at a park in Gypsum led to the murder of 14-year-old Jackson Davis, one of the youths involved has been sentenced to 24 months of supervised probation. The...
Roaring Fork School District announce new assistant principals for 2025-26 school year
Crystal River Elementary School and the Riverview School appointed new assistant principals for the 2025-26 school year, the school district announced in a news release. “Roaring Fork Schools has appointed two new assistant principals for...
Colorado launches online map to help homeowners understand their property taxes
Colorado is rolling out a revamped online map to help homeowners estimate their property taxes this year as notices of valuation begin to hit their doorsteps. The initiative, announced by Gov. Jared Polis and the...
Colorado lawmakers kill bill aimed at bringing down homeowners insurance costs
Colorado lawmakers killed a bill proposal aimed at stabilizing the state’s volatile homeowners insurance market. House Bill 1302 would have imposed a new 1% fee on homeowners insurance premiums. The funding generated by the fees...
Roaring Fork School District hires internally for Head of Human Resources and Talent
The Roaring Fork School District announced they have hired a new Chief of Human Resources and Talent in a news release on Friday. Amiee Brockman, a 20 year RFSD veteran, will begin her new responsibilities...
Friday letters: Concentration camp comparisons, Holy Cross board, a thank-you and more
Is history repeating itself? Reading Doug Meyers letter in the PI, and I agree that claims comparing the Nazi camps with todays situation of deportees in El Salvador may be a bit overblown and exaggerated....
A long-dormant US immigration registration law is getting stricter enforcement. Here’s who Colorado attorneys say it impacts
A decades-old law requiring immigrants to register with the U.S. federal government is suddenly getting stricter enforcement, and Coloradans have questions about who it impacts and what it means for their travel. The new Alien...
Red Hill rockfall mitigation begins on Highway 82 just east of Carbondale
A rockfall mitigation project will result in traffic holds throughout the summer near Carbondale on Colorado Highway 82. The Colorado Department of Transportation, in partnership with Rock Supremacy, began rockfall mitigation on Monday alongside CO...
$41 million-plus settlement receives preliminary approval in class action lawsuit against TEP Rocky Mountain LLC
A $41.7 million settlement received preliminary approval in a class action lawsuit against TEP Rocky Mountain LLC, a subsidiary of Terra Energy Partners. The lawsuit began with a complaint filed by local enterprise Jolley Potter...