Don Fehd News Today

An autopsy of a Jeep tour driver who died along with two others in a backcountry accident last month found no evidence of a medical event preceding the accident, nor any drugs or alcohol in his system. The medical exam conducted on the body of 72-year-old Don Fehd revealed he did not suffer a health condition such as a heart attack or stroke before driving off a cliff about 3 miles up County Road 361 on the morning of Sept.

The Ouray County Plaindealer took home 19 awards last weekend from the four-state Top of the Rockies journalism contest, including five first-place prizes and an award for public service. The Plaindealer won the top number of awards among small newsrooms in a four-state region.

Don Fehd had a quirky, genuine way with the visitors who climbed into his Jeep. He’d ask them where they were from.

Two Arizona nurses and their off-road driver were killed Monday during a sightseeing tour in Colorado, authorizes said.

The Arizona tourists were on a jeep tour of Camp Bird Road, a challenging gravel mountain pass and the second highest in Colorado. It follows another deadly crash in the area the week before.

Yuma Regional Medical Center (YRMC) said it is mourning the loss of two nurses who died in a crash Monday in Colorado.