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Wild Colorado: High-tech help for endangered fish
The Upper Colorado River Endangered Fish Recovery Program is lending a high-tech hand to four species of endangered fish on the Western Slope. At the Price-Stubb Diversion Dam on the Colorado River near Rifle, a new "passive integrated transponder" (PIT) tag system is now monitoring the movement of endangered fish that are PIT tagged. A PIT tag is similar to a small microchip placed in a dog or ...

Environmental Stoneworks Acquires Canyon Stone and Installation
http://www.estoneworks.com () ?Environmental Stoneworks, the only national manufacturer and installer of stone veneer, announced today the acquisition of Canyon Stone and Installation, Utah's leading manufacturer and installer of stone and brick veneer. The acquisition bolsters Environmental...

Court throws out $926 million Rocky Flats award
A $926 million award to thousands of Colorado homeowners in a lawsuit involving plutonium contamination from a now-defunct nuclear weapons plant was thrown out Friday by a federal appeals court.

Open house celebrates completion of emergency department upgrade Emergency department upgrade celebrated
Colorado Plains Medical Center in Fort Morgan celebrated completion of its $800,000 emergency department upgrade with an open house Tuesday.

Air Force proposes training flights over region
Southern Colorado targeted for its mountainous terrain. COURTESY GRAPHIC/CANNON AIR FORCE BASE The Air Force has proposed training flights over parts of Colorado and New Mexico highlighted in this map.

Suthers insists health care lawsuit ‘right thing to do’
Colorado Attorney General John Suthers is running for re-election this year — a Republican who is quietly campaigning and almost off the political radar screen when compared to the tumult in the gubernatorial and U.S. Senate races.

Aspen Skiing Co. finds being green isn't easy
ASPEN, Colorado — The Aspen Skiing Co. faces a “viciously difficult” challenge to achieve a goal of reducing carbon emissions by 10 percent by 2012 from its 2000-base line level, Auden Schendler, the company's executive director of sustainability, said Wednesday.

Court throws out $926 million Rocky Flats award
A federal appeals court has thrown out a jury verdict and a $926 million award to thousands of Colorado homeowners in a lawsuit involving plutonium contamination from a now-defunct nuclear weapons plant.

Court throws out $926 million Rocky Flats award
A $926 million award to thousands of Colorado homeowners in a lawsuit involving plutonium contamination from a now-defunct...

Candidate's Kansas Police Work An Issue In Colorado Governor's Race
Colorado gubernatorial hopeful Dan Maes' murky past in law enforcement in neighboring Kansas has become the latest distraction in his gaffe-ridden campaign.