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Fox News Flash top entertainment and celebrity headlines are here. Check out whats clicking today in entertainment. Actress Marie Harmon, who co-starred in World War II-era Western movies with cowboy icons Roy Rogers and Sunset "Kit" Carson, died Monday of natural causes in Los Angeles. She was 97. Her passing was confirmed on Instagram by her daughter Sondra Currie, a fellow actress who appeared in all three entries of Bradley Cooper’s hit "The Hangover" franchise, as well as a string of TV ...

The ANWR fight continues across generations Author: Michael Carey Published January 27 Share on Facebook Print article If celebrity means getting in the news and staying in the news, as wags have cracked, the Alaska National Wildlife Refuge has achieved celebrity. ANWR has been in the news since the 1950s, when Alaska and stateside environmentalists began lobbying for a wildlife reserve extending from the Brooks Range north to arctic salt water. The environmentalists’ lobbying was succ...

The Four Corners A thousand years ago, this region was the center of an incredibly complex and influential civilization that flourished over several centuries throughout the entire Southwest. The Ancestral Puebloans, along with other tribal groups, occupied this land and inhabited sites such as Mesa Verde, Chaco Canyon and Canyon de Chelly. Today, the region is home to the descendants of these tribes, many of whom have a strong connection to these important cultural sites. From the dry desert e...

High winds, dust storm shut down highways in eastern Colorado I-70 reopens from just east of Denver to Kansas Copyright 2021 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Viaero Camera Network and last updated 2021-01-15 17:33:29-05 DENVER – Interstate 70 is back open after Colorado State Patrol shut it down in both directions from just east of Denver to the Kansas border because of a dust storm that left drivers with z...

WATCH LIVE: 1 killed, up to 15 others injured in crash on I-70; highway closed from Kansas to just east of Denver Allison Sylte A stretch of Interstate 70 east of Denver to the Kansas border is closed indefinitely due to dust storms, low visibility and a crash that Colorado State Patrol said involved multiple injuries. In a tweet, CSP said the closure is expected to last for an extended period of time and that drivers should avoid the area. The crash killed one person and injure...

“To see these people dressed in militia outfits is a threat to our whole country,” says George Autobee, in one of the many ads for his organization, Rural Colorado United. “If these militia people are not suited up and armed to shoot other Americans, then what are they doing? What are they doing?” This prescient commercial was released weeks before the 2020 election, as part of RCUs opposition to Lauren Boebert, the pro-Trump and Q-friendly pistol-packing mama of four from Rifle who w...

The Escondido City Council will discuss building a new skate park in Washington Park and replacing the Kit Carson Park skate park with a new one

.......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... Workers with Rio Arriba County removed the sculpture of Juan de Onate from the Onate Center in Acalde Monday June 14 2020. Crowds of people for and against the removal lined Highway 68 in front of the center. (Eddie Moore/Albuquerque Journal) With regard to Elizabeth Buchen’s “Onate indefensible,...

Anyone who has visited Breckenridge knows it’s a town steeped in history. Long before it became an official town, miners, traders, mountain men and the Ute Native American tribe all made use of the land. Today, people from all over visit Breckenridge to ski, shop, eat and explore while locals make the historic town their home. However, the historic roots of Breckenridge are not lost on those who come here. The town is full of landmarks with names that reflect moments in history. From ski runs...

The storming of the US Capitol on Jan. 6 is easily misunderstood. Shaken by the ordeal, members of Congress have issued statements explaining that America is a nation of laws, not mobs. The implication is that the disruption incited by President Donald Trump is something new. It is not. The US has a long history of mob violence stoked by white politicians in the service of