Growth Under Fry-Ark Tied to Fountain Woes: Colorado Springs Mayor, Pueblo District Attorney Offer Vastly Different Views.
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By Chris Woodka, The Pueblo Chieftain, Colo.  Jun. 3--The growth of Colorado Springs and its impact on Fountain Creek was tied squarely to the Fryingpan-Arkansas Project during a congressional subcommittee hearing in Pueblo Friday.
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By The Pueblo Chieftain, Colo.  Jun. 12--THE ARMY has been its own worst enemy from a public relations standpoint in the delays and incompleteness of information released so far about Fort Carson expansion plans for Pinon Canyon.
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EAGLE LAKE, Fla. - A city council member has accused a former city manager of not just saying it, but spraying it.
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By The Baltimore Sun  Sep. 19--Balancing environmental and economic interests is seldom easy. But the possible effect of Maryland's so-called flush tax to worsen poorly managed growth demonstrates how complex this effort can become.
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By Mark Havnes, The Salt Lake Tribune  Feb. 1--KANAB -- The Kane County Commission has joined a growing chorus  of local-government opposition to Divine Strake.
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By DAVE PHILIPPS THE GAZETTE  This spring Colorado Springs will wrestle with an issue dozens of cities have already tackled: how to strike a balance between letting the public visit city-owned reservoirs and protecting drinking water.
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By Chris Woodka, The Pueblo Chieftain, Colo.  Dec. 13--A plan to improve Cucharas Reservoir has been put on hold because a company that would have paid part of the cost can't get a permit for a power plant in northern Pueblo County in a timely manner.
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By Robert Boczkiewicz, The Pueblo Chieftain, Colo.  Feb. 3--DENVER -- The Pueblo County district attorney and the Sierra Club on Friday asked a judge to hear arguments "as soon as practicable" to winnow issues in their Fountain Creek lawsuits against Colorado Springs.
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By PAM ZUBECK THE GAZETTE  For decades, Colorado Springs has prided itself on pristine mountain snowmelt as its water source.   Now, the federal government wants to study recycling sewage as an alternative to Colorado Springs Utilities' proposed $1 billion water pipeline project.
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By Margie Wood, The Pueblo Chieftain, Colo.  May 31--When a congressional subcommittee conducts a field hearing in Pueblo on Friday on the Fryingpan-Arkansas Project, Crowley County will surely be part of the historical context.
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_ State health officials said Monday that the city was in violation of federal drinking water rules for the past six years by supplying incomplete results from its annual lead tests.
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Our view: 16-year delay in removing threat to Colorado River is not acceptable  The U.S. energy secretary made an alarming statement earlier this month.
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Colorado's tight Senate race between Democratic state Attorney General Ken Salazar and Republican beer executive Peter Coors is shaping up to be the most expensive political race in state history, preliminary contribution information shows.
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By MATTHEW VAN DUSEN, STAFF WRITER  Oakland residents and officials spoke against a composting facility on Wednesday, contending it could pollute a nearby well and that its location in the Ramapo River's flood plain would endanger areas downstream.
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By Sun Xiaohua and Xin Dingding  The central government's bid to factor in the cost of environmental degradation into economic growth with the introduction of "Green GDP" has run into opposition from some local governments.
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Officials are confounded about the best way to respond to the growing nuisance, according to city officials.
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By Greg Lavine, The News-Gazette, Champaign-Urbana, Ill.  Feb. 21--A new National Academy of Sciences report indicates that more  droughts and reduced flow of the Colorado River are problems that water  managers and scientists need to plan for now.