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Keeping up with autism spectrum disorders hasn’t been an easy task, said LuEtta Loeber,

Taking a look at the Moffat County offense from afar, you wouldn’t think they were a big-play team.

With $300,000 at stake, Ken Currey said Friday that he was fairly pleased a drilling rig leased by his company hit a producing pocket of natural gas.

Local teens Joe Long and Eddie Brenner don’t have to worry about leading their pigs in front of a judge for their latest contest.

The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission made “substantial” changes to proposed public health regulations for energy companies this week, according to Department of Natural Resources officials.

Each season presents Northwestern Colorado gardeners with challenges. This year some of them include: a late spring, frost, hot and dry winds and grasshoppers.

Gasoline prices in areas of rural Colorado don’t seem to add up, Ken Brenner said. If he’s elected to state Senate District 8 in November, he plans to find out why.

When the doctor delivered the fragile, three-pound baby girl June 1, 1877, he didn’t give much hope for her survival. Her parents, Charles and Isabelle Easum, drew on their faith and common sense when they took on raising their fourth child, Julia.

It’s the American pastime, but, alas, Americans didn’t finish on top.

Today

Have you seen the footage of the Bear attack? It’s been on television for more than a week. That’s right, the Russian Bear has been mauling one of America’s shoulder-to-shoulder allies, Georgia. Right now, it has Georgia by the throat.

I would like to say enough is enough. I’m not one to complain, but the recent experience we had at one of our dining facility’s was the last straw.

Imagine if there was less water available for raising Northwestern Colorado’s cattle and sheep. The added costs to Colorado agriculture for feed and water would be an additional tax on Colorado’s ranchers, farmers and consumers. Yet, a few days ago, John McCain said that the water-sharing compact that Colorado and other upper basin states have with California, Nevada and Arizona should be “renegotiated” - to provide more water to Arizona and California. Apparently, McCain is more concerned about the golf courses and swimming pools of Arizona than he is about Colorado. McCain’s policies will hurt Colorado. Colorado Sen. Ken Salazar, a water law expert, responded to McCain’s proposal to give away Colorado’s water by saying the compact would be reopened “over my dead body.”

Officers responded to a report of child abuse.

Summer holds a kind of mystique in the United States. It’s a time for children to be children, parents to use up their paid vacation time, and families to head off to Disneyland or a camping trip.

Wyman hosts fun-filled day today

Call it taking care of unfinished business.

It started with a frightened, frenzied car ride.