Among the tens of thousands of Coloradans who fled the state’s most destructive blaze a year ago were some of the nation’s foremost experts on fire behavior and natural disaster recovery. Brad Wham, a...

At least $42 million spent trying to influence Colorado voters in the 2022 election flowed from political nonprofits that don’t have to disclose their donors. The spending by nonprofits that The Color...

Colorado is launching a new missing person alert system that focuses on missing Indigenous people. The Colorado Bureau of Investigations will launch the Missing Indigenous Person Alert (MIPA) system o...

The Farmington Police Department announced that they would coordinate with other local agencies to tour and study the layout of Farmington and Piedra Vista high schools during the holiday break. “We b...

Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser on Wednesday announced the formation of a new statewide task force targeting organized retail theft and the reselling of stolen goods online. Law enforcement offi...

Multiple power outages occurred Wednesday in the Empire Electric Association service area because of the heavy snowfall. About 836 customers are without power, or 5% of the service area as of noon, sa...

Colorado’s Joint Committee on Legislative Council has approved a slate of bills put forward by various interim committees to be introduced and considered in the next legislative session, ranging from ...

Southwest Colorado saw heavy snow overnight and caused the closure of Mesa Verde National Park. The park closed for the day because of impassable roads, said the park’s deputy superintendent, Bill Nel...

Joslynn Lee first discovered science as a little girl growing up on the Navajo Nation. Her nalí, her grandma, would point out the different plants as they herded goats. Lee remembers that knowledge ge...