TOKYO — It began with a virus and a yearlong pause. It ended with a typhoon blowing through and, still, a virus. In between: just about everything. The Tokyo Olympics, christened with “2020” but held...

By now you may have seen them floating through the sky or celebrating at the Days Inn hotel. And while this tight-knit group is enthusiastic to share their passion with the public, there was a deeper ...

The Joint Colorado Independent Redistricting Commission held a public hearing about preliminary maps for the state’s now-eight congressional districts, 65 state House and 35 state Senate districts Sat...

The annual Cortez Rendezvous Hot Air Balloon Rally kicked off Friday morning, and is still going strong. With a group of flying enthusiasts eager yet again to soar above the ground, one crew took The...

TOKYO (AP) — The second to last day of competition at the Tokyo Olympics produced a gold medal bonanza for the United States. The Americans kept up their domination in men's basketball and women's wa...

TOKYO — ​Allyson Felix knows the way to the Olympic medals stand better than any runner alive. She made her record-setting 11th trip there Saturday, after starring as the headliner on a 4x400 relay w...

‘I really feel like we left it all out there,’ U.S. pitcher says YOKOHAMA, Japan — Japan's players sprinted onto the mound and the collection of All-Stars hoisted their manager up and down as if on a ...

Residents of western Colorado woke up Saturday morning to hazy skies in every direction, the result of fires closer to the West Coast. “When we had that big monsoonal surge out of the southwest, we d...

The headaches, coughing and body aches started in late June for Durango resident Vanessa Taylor. When she went to the doctor, she was shocked to learn she had COVID-19, considering she had been fully ...

Do you think that a medication that kills more than 3,000 people in the U.S. annually should be available without a prescription, even though it has health benefits? What about another medication that...