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As lower flows in rivers mean higher stakes for the 40 million people who depend on Colorado River for survival, a project to reconnect the flow of the Colorado at Windy Gap Reservoir broke ground...

Proposals are due for a new Windy Gap Environmental Fund grant program aimed at improving conditions on the Colorado River near Windy Gap Reservoir. The program will tap into $5 million now available through a...

Along the winding rural highways and forested watersheds of northern Colorado, the paths of Colorado’s two U.S. Senate candidates intertwined on Tuesday at a series of events that put a spotlight on t...

The Garceau Fire is burning about six miles northeast of Hot Springs in the Garceau Gulch, 10 air miles west of Polson.

The Garceau Fire is burning about six miles northeast of Hot Springs in the Garceau Gulch, 10 air miles west of Polson.

The Garceau Fire is burning about six miles northeast of Hot Springs in the Garceau Gulch, 10 air miles west of Polson.

The Garceau Fire is burning about six miles northeast of Hot Springs in the Garceau Gulch, 10 air miles west of Polson.

Joe ODea, the GOP contender for the U.S. Senate, insisted that the lower basin states, which include Colorado, shouldnt be "held responsible" for drastic reductions in water use and that

The paths of Colorado’s Senate candidates intertwined at a series of events that put a spotlight on the all-important Colorado River Basin.

Nearly 40 million people across the western U.S. get their water from the Colorado River or its tributaries, which make up a basin that drains westward from high in the Rocky Mountains through seven states and into Mexico.