Kathleen Sgamma, a longtime advocate for oil and gas, has weighed in on many of the key issues before the bureau she could soon lead.

Kathleen Sgamma, president of the Colorado-based Western Energy Alliance, has been nominated to lead the Bureau of Land Management, which oversees hundreds of millions of acres of publicly owned land across the nation.

The Bureau of Land Management is proposing to offer 51,068 acres, mostly in far-northwestern Colorado but including about 722 acres in the Plateau Valley, in an oil and gas lease

Colorado had nearly 5,000 employees working for public lands and wildlife agencies before federal employees' terminations hit last week.

After serving only three years in prison for shooting a disabled veteran at a Black Lives Matter rally, James Edward Marshall is out of prison. An internet sleuth posted court records revealing that Marshall was moved to a community corrections facility,

Republican Rep. Jeff Hurd wants the Bureau of Land Management headquarters shifted to his district, as happened during the first Trump term.

Colorado’s senior U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet, a Democrat, says he’s “selecting his battles” when weighing Republican President Donald Trump’s cabinet picks – voting in favor of nearly half his picks as of mid-February,

Kathleen Sgamma is the president of Denver-based Western Energy Alliance, where she’s worked for nearly two decades to reduce barriers for oil and gas producers extracting from federal lands.

The state of Colorado denied a proposal submitted by Rocky Mountain Industrials (RMI) for an 18-acre quarry expansion last week. The denial is just one of the challenges RMI, also known as RMR Aggregates,

In Colorado, the BLM manages 8.3 million acres of public lands and 27 million acres of federal minerals. The total includes three national conservation areas, five wilderness areas, two national ...