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A recent string of thefts in Telluride, including one at the Blues and Brews Festival totaling over $11k in stolen goods, have police asking for help in catching whoever is responsible.

A recent string of thefts in Telluride, including one at the Blues and Brews Festival totaling over $11k in stolen goods, have police asking for help in catching whoever is responsible.

A recent string of thefts in Telluride, including one at the Blues and Brews Festival totaling over $11k in stolen goods, have police asking for help in catching whoever is responsible.

If it’s American-made genres of music, then local musician Evan Fricke has likely played in a band specializing in said genres. He’s handled the low-end in bluegrass and jazz, rockabilly and blues ban...

A newly formed tribute band from Cedar Falls pays homage to King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard and Radiohead. Yes, you read that right. We talked with them about how they pulled it off.

The first of two winter storms blanketed Southwest Colorado early Tuesday with a fresh layer of snow, resulting in as little as 1 inch in some lower elevations and as much as 16 inches in the high cou...

After a dry January, fresh snowfall finally returned to Southwest Colorado early Wednesday. The fast-moving storm dropped an inch or less in Cortez and Dolores, and 4-8 inches at Lizard Head Pass and ...

U.S. 50 was closed early Tuesday morning for avalanche mitigation, according to the Colorado Department of Transportation.

An overnight snowstorm closed schools, caused widespread power outages and brought 80 mph winds to parts of Southwest Colorado. Area roads were turned icy, making for dangerous driving conditions Wedn...

The limited proposed new wilderness acreage in a management plan alternative the Forest Service is leaning towards for the Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison national forests reflects the fact that