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Rifle City Council unanimously approved a beautification project planned for the westbound interchange ramps at Interstate 70. The project also aims to improve pedestrian safety by installing new lighting in the area.

The wind from Wednesday morning’s winter squall necessitated some repairs to Karen Wagner’s holiday lights display, but it was work she was more than happy to do.

Renegotiating usage plans to sustainably conserve and store enough for all users of the Colorado River is easier said than done.

Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser highlighted the various efforts his office is making to better bridge the Spanish-speaking community to critical services, like mental health, law enforcement and drug rehabilitation.

Firefighters, police officers, dispatchers and emergency service personnel took kids from Parachute on a holiday shopping spree at the Rifle Walmart on Saturday.

Five newly elected Rifle City Council members were sworn in Wednesday.

Janet Souza sat up in her futon on Thanksgiving eve and stared blankly out a sliding-door window overlooking the mountains flanking Rifle’s south end.

Debris flows that wreaked havoc through Glenwood Canyon over the summer are causing Silt’s water treatment center to work harder to remove pollutants from the Colorado River, a town official said.

Using ammunition at a live shooting range can be costly. Timberline Sporting Goods owner Paul Kaufmann wants to provide a cheaper alternative.

A spate of “stolen land”-themed graffiti was discovered throughout several locations in Glenwood Springs on Thursday and Friday, a Glenwood Springs police officer said.