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Weld County was the fourth fastest growing metro area in the nation between 2015 and 2016 according to new data from the U.S. Census bureau. The ranks are鈥�

Colorado is currently the seventh fastest growing state in the nation. Experts expect the bullseye of future growth to be the northern Front Range.鈥淲e鈥檙e鈥�

Colorado continues to see population growth, which is leaving many schools facing a problem: too many students, too little room. This year, the squeeze is鈥�

The Alpine Visitors Center is the busiest visitor鈥檚 center in all of Rocky Mountain National Park, where roughly 7,000 people come every day to take in鈥�

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Few things are more valuable to a farmer in the arid West than irrigation water. Without it, the land turns back into its natural state: dry, dusty鈥�

Eighty-four-year-old Joyce Reiche has a two-bedroom home close to downtown Eagle, Colorado, on the Western Slope. Like many, she's trying to plan for the鈥�