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Arent giving in. Theyre speaking up. There are many reasons coloradans are acting on climate and transitioning their energy mix away from fossil fuels. Colorado has the benefit of fossil fuels, but they want to protect their beautiful, natural landscape. They want to sustain their Winter Sports and hospitality industries. They want a healthy prosperous future for their children and they understand the risks of developing those fossil fuels. They recognize that there are strong forces coming in t...

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Good morning. Little cooler out there compared to the last few days. Lets say hello to less rosemary. The clouds more widespread a live look overs. The man reason layer is thicker. The on shore breeze is kicking in and the cooling trend will kick into high gear. Lets look at the cloud cover out there this morning. This will burn off and the future model in the next hit when i expect the cloudses to clear out. For the morning they will be with us. Temperatures in the 50s so not to bad and the on ...

Residents and visitors walking around north of Brigham Young University may not recognize the area anymore. Where the Provo Utah Temple once stood, instead there are construction signs, trucks, and blue tarps covering the fences.

The Bright Local Schools Board of Education would like to welcome newly elected board member Dr. Nicole Barnett and re-elected board members vice president Tammy Hauke and Jobey Lucas.  

The Bright Local Schools Board of Education would like to welcome newly elected board member Dr. Nicole Barnett and re-elected board members vice president Tammy Hauke and Jobey Lucas.  

It was a devastating day in Ohio on Tuesday when voters approved Issue 1, making abortion a so-called “right” in the Ca

The county's fiscal court voted on the transition on Tuesday. While the level of service will stay the same, some dispatchers lamented the loss of personalization.

In 1962, Cecil Parker of Maiden was working as an upholsterer for a furniture manufacturer in Hickory. His wife Mossie was working at a textile mill. What Cecil really wanted

Richmond Garden Club member Mary McCurdy shared the joy of cooking with fresh herbs during a special presentation at the clubs recent meeting at the Madison County Public Library.