In recent years, California and Arizona cut back their use dramatically. However, a recent paper by water journalist and ...

Barbara Day recently criticized me, Lyle McKnight, for speaking out about La Plata Electric Association’s lack of transparency – suggesting I am a “hypocrite” because I serve on the Durango Fire ...

When conditions for astronauts are not right, the flight is another day. Not so for jockeys and horses running on mud during The Kentucky Derby on May 3. At the end of the race, pictures showed horses ...

Plutonium 239 – a manmade element named for Pluto, the Roman god of Hell – remains lethal beyond its half-life of 24,000 years. A single particle in body tissue will cause cancer, and its genetic ...

The rush to renewable energy is raising utility bills across Colorado – and government subsidies are hiding the real cost. This transition is being driven by political mandates and taxpayer-funded ...

At LPEA, John has already delivered measurable outcomes: keeping rates stable, improving grid reliability and helping lead the transition to a more resilient, locally controlled energy future. He ...

I am writing in regards to the “Gaining a Foothold” segment by Stephen Eginoire. I write as an archaeologist who has been studying this culture and hiking southeast Utah for over 30 years. This ...

I look forward to reading Jonathan Thompson’s new book River of Lost Souls, about the Gold King Mine disaster. The popular myth is that the river was named after members of a party of Spanish ...