West Nile Virus

• End of month storm brings record cold, snowfall in October
• Lawmakers consider returning to traditional style license plates
• Paroled felons around the state registering in time to vote
• Ski resorts around state opening early after big snows
• Human cases of West Nile virus in Delta County up to 35

• Human cases of West Nile Virus in Delta County up to 34 this year
• Delta Schools superintendent talks about high school consolidation
• Attorney General report about sexual abuse in Colorado Catholic dioceses
• Senator Michael Bennet wants BLM to rethink Uncompahgre RMP

• Colorado Parks and Wildlife advises hunters to be safe with campfires
• Recall effort of Senate President Leroy Garcia fails to get enough signatures
• Colorado conservation groups oppose appointment of acting BLM director
• A record 33 human cases of West Nile Virus confirmed in Delta County

• CDOT warns motorists about new traction, snow plow laws ahead of storm
• Garfield County Sheriff issues pre-evacuation notices for Middle Mamm Fire
• Capitol Coverage of new public health insurance option
• Decker Fire outside of Salida now 14 percent contained
• Second West Nile Virus fatality of the season recorded in Delta County

• Update on wildfires burning outside of Eagle, Salida
• Congressman Tipton takes comment on REC in Ouray
• Three horses in state diagnosed with West Nile Virus
• High school football update, Paonia v. Hotchkiss tonight

• State Senator Kerry Donovan wants to make plastic bag bans easier for towns
• Flooded dams in Nebraska demonstrate sediment problems across the country
• First West Nile Virus fatality of the year recorded in Delta County

• Delta County Health Department update: 20 cases of West Nile Virus
• New study details number of children in Colorado who are in poverty
• Colorado Parks and Wildlife gets help from unique Wyoming laboratory

• New mental health service provider opens in Montrose
• National lawmakers begin discussion of moving BLM to Grand Junction
• Delta County releases update on West Nile Virus among humans

• Hickenlooper drops out of Presidential race, may still run for Senate
• Montrose groups stepping up to fill void in food services for homeless
• Heavy snowpack from winter not enough to fill Colorado Reservoirs
• Police body cam footage from Aug. 3 Colorado Springs shooting made public
• Three West Nile Virus positive mosquitoes identified in Delta, Mesa counties

• Blue Mesa Reservoir at 39 percent capacity, boat launch facilities closing
• Durango and Silverton suing narrow gauge railroad, says train started 416 Fire
• Representative Bob Rankin talks health care
• Lawsuit about oil and gas lease cancellations on Thompson Divide settled
• Five cases of West Nile virus confirmed in Montrose County

• Peak season of West Nile approaches, human case confirmed in Mesa County
• Bull Draw Fire slowed by steady rains over the weekend
• Full containment of Bull Draw Fire expected in mid-September
• Polis speaks in Carbondale about immigration, rural broadband access

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• Disconnect found in wildfire risk assessment
• West Nile cases develop on Western Slope
• North Fork gains community chorus
  

  Newscast

• Mosquitoes Test Positive For West Nile In Mesa County
• State Lawmakers Hold Water Meetings Across Colorado
• Gunnison Man Sentenced For Damaging Federal Lands In Montrose
• Event Celebrates Grand Mesa’s Moose Population
  

  Newscast

• Colorado has its first case of West Nile virus this year
• Former Sen. Steve King comes clean with ethics commission
• Department of Interior will not appeal coal mine decision
• Fishing tournament looks to curb aggressive fish
• Arrest made in animal shooting
• Ophir Pass closes due to rock slide
  

  Newscast

• Pioneer Days in Crawford
• West Nile found in Colorado
• Ballot supporters begin to seek signatures
• Senator Udall sends letter reporting problems with the Grand Junction VA Medical Center
  

Headlines

• Former Colorado Governor John Vanderhoof Dies at 91
• Passengers Unharmed after Missed Landing at Mack Mesa Airport
• Delta County Announces 2 New West Nile Cases
• Three New Oil Spills Reported in Weld County
• Montrose County Commissioners Continue public Hearings on Sage Grouse Regulations
• iSeechange - Rain and Snow - Signs of a Wet Winter?
  

• Grand Junction Night Club Dancers Sue Over Employment Status
• Colorado River Official Says Upper River Basin Not Threatened in the Short-Term
• Money Begins Flowing Into Colorado Recall Races
• Commercial Marijuana Opponents Pack Hall at Paonia Town Council Meeting
• City of Delta Finalizes Ban on Commercial Marijuana
• Labor and Business Communities Support Taxes on Commercial Marijuana
• First West Nile death of 2013 Reported in Colorado

• Six Garfield County Fisheries May See Instream Flow Protections
• Study Finds Colorado Solar Installations are Cheapest in Nation
• Colorado's First Biomass Power Palnt Nearly Complete
• Committee Debates Feasibility of New Renewables Standard for Rural Providers
• More Cases of West Nile Virus Confirmed in Delta County
• iSeeChange - Apple Economics of Western Colorado

• Grazing Permit Owners Advise BLM Not to “Micro-Manage” Public Lands
• Oil and Gas Industry Hoping to Shift Dialogue on Fracking
• Former Delta County Sheriff’s Deputy Charged with Sexually Abusing a Child
• Colorado West Nile Death from 2012 Linked to Tainted Blood Transfusion
• University of Colorado Contest Will Send Haiku to Mars
• Cleanup of Tanker Spill on Loveland Pass Could Take Weeks
• North Fork Citizens Rally to find Homes for Abandoned Chickens
  

Headlines

• West Fork Fire Complex Grows to Over 110,000 Acres, 20% Contained
• Murdered 49-year-old Woman was Reported Missing in Mesa County 
• State's First Human West Nile Case Reported
• New Legislation Pushes Tougher Standards for Homeowners' Associations
• Colorado's Moose Population Up 35%
• Last Day of Paonia Cherry Days