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In early 1822, William Henry Ashley –– entrepreneur, mine owner and politician –– joined forces with bullet maker and occasional fur trader Andrew Henry to place advertisements in St. Louis,

With the PBS series turning 25, were revisiting memorable moments from the show—including million-dollar reveals!

With the PBS series turning 25, were revisiting memorable moments from the show—including million-dollar reveals!

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has named Travis Black as the agencys new northwest regional manager based in Grand Junction.

With the PBS series turning 25, were revisiting memorable moments from the show—including million-dollar reveals!

The Colorado River gets a lot of attention, but it’s not the only multi-state river that starts in Colorado. And it’s definitely not the only one facing a water shortage. On the eastern side of the continental divide is the Republican River. It flows through the cropland of Yuma County and feeds into Kansas and Nebraska. In the first of a three-part series, KUNC explores the economic and environmental challenges the Republican River basin faces.

Art installation examines the stories of more than 100 captives in southern Colorado

The Jan. 5-6 snowstorm in Colorado has left — so far — more than two feet of snow in parts of the northern mountains and 4-6 inches around the Denver metro area. Snow continues in the mountains today.

A park in Klamath Falls named after the controversial American frontiersman Kit Carson will be renamed. The decision, first reported by the Herald and News, was voted on by the Klamath Falls city council on Monday night.

KIT CARSON, Colo. — Jan. 3, 2022. The Colorado Conservation Tillage Association will offer certified crop adviser credits for 28 different sessions at the High Plains No-Till Conference on Feb. 1-2 in Burlington, Colo. Limited…