Colorado’s largest lumber mill shutting down in blow to Montrose
Canadian wood products were hit with a 50% tariff on Aug. 19, but it proved too little, too late, for Montrose Forest Products, the state’s largest lumber mill.
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Today in History: September 9, President Reagan sanctions white-ruled government of South Africa
President Ronald Reagan ordered economic sanctions against South Africa to target apartheid.
Bear killed after charging deputies in Colorado mountain town
A deputy killed a bear near a Colorado mountain apartment complex after it charged him, according to the Eagle County Sheriff’s Office.
Love for Nepalese delicacy began at 17,800 feet in the Himalayas
Himchuli, Sherpa House, Yak and Yeti bring back love of Nepalese delicacy of momos that began at 17,800 feet in the Himalayas
Colorado wildlife officials kill 2 wolves suspected in livestock depredations
Colorado wildlife officials killed two yearling wolves Monday, after each wolf was connected to several livestock depredations.
Denver Nuggets, KJ Simpson to play exhibition game at CU Events Center
The Denver Nuggets will face the Utah Jazz in an exhibition game at the CU Events Center on Oct. 4, and the matchup will mark a homecoming for Denver guard and former Buffaloes star KJ Simpson.
Once a rare find, Oumar Diomande shone in CSU debut
Colorado State linebacker Oumar Diomande transferred from UConn along with head coach Jim Mora and recorded 11 tackles and an interception in his debut with the Rams on Saturday
1 dead after Commerce City area fire
One person was found dead Tuesday after multiple structures caught fire in the Commerce City area, Adams County officials said. Several animals, including horses, were also killed.
CDOT gets green light for $800 million I-270 reconstruction in north metro Denver
Colorado Department of Transportation leaders have the green light to move forward with a five-year project to overhaul the aging Interstate 270 corridor in north metro Denver, agency officials announced Tuesday.
Frontier flight attendants to picket Denver headquarters over pay, contract negotiations
Frontier Airlines flight attendants from around the country are planning to picket at Frontier’s headquarters in Denver. The Association of Flight Attendants said contract wages have not kept up with inflation.