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Indigenous musicians are using heavy metal to express their feelings about climate change and colonialism. Our Living Lands Producer Daniel Spaulding spoke with Grist reporter Taylar Stagner about some of the music that embodies that connection.

Ridgway town council gives Uncompahgre River symbolic legal rightsColorado Center for the Blind accused of covering up sexual misconductBiden names KC…

200 students & 18 staffers quarantined in MCSD, DCSD finally updates dashboardCOVID deaths rising in Colorado, with 860 hospitalized on Tuesday…

Delta Health facing critical financial lossesColorado making more rental assistance payments as eviction moratorium endsNordic Council & Forest Service…

COVID transmission in Delta County now 'substantial'Delta County Schools returning in-person with no mask mandate, despite CDC recommendationsCedaredge…

USDA, EPA, FDA launch Restore Colorado to reduce food wasteEla Family Farms starts 'adopt a tree' program, supporters get sapling named after themUSBR…

Colorado Ranchers face many obstacles around meat processing. In response to these growing issues Colorado State University is offering a free webinar on…

District 51 announces USDA will extend free school meals through end of school yearDelta County Housing Authority will rehab 3 single-family rental…

Telluride man found dead near Tomboy RoadFarm Service Agency announces special consideration for organic farmsDelta County braces for another economically…

It's the time of the year when Katie Abrams sees her Fort Collins neighbors pulling up with real trees tied to car roofs. She feels small pangs of...