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New state rules passed by the Colorado Legislature in 2019, a global push to reduce carbon emissions and, now, a war in Ukraine that’s severely impacting the global energy market have all made for choppy economic waters for oil and gas companies.

America’s energy future is bright, even though the policies of the Biden administration are a bit of a cloud, former Secretary of Interior David Bernhardt said Thursday during the annual Energy and Environment Symposium in…

America’s energy future is bright, even though the policies of the Biden administration are a bit of a cloud, former Secretary of Interior David Bernhardt said Thursday during the annual Energy and Environment Symposium in New Castle.

Energy companies across Colorado are currently working amid major external factors affecting production.

As houses in an east Rifle neighborhood continue to go up, the developer now wants to use remaining open land originally intended for commercial use in the area to build additional housing.

Bob Dylan sings about the Civil Rights movement. John Fogerty asperses the ruling class with “Fortunate Son.” The Hells Angels expedite the death of hippie counterculture by beating a man to death at the Altamont…

Despite living in Western Slope high country, Mason Clark doesn’t snowboard that much.

Fire and police officials are concerned that building a 50-unit affordable housing complex in downtown Rifle could increase traffic and safety issues.

Sage Allen was preparing for the worst this season.

A group of community members are petitioning to recall Garfield Re-2 School Board President Meriya Stickler.