Ariz. Conservationists Sound Alarm Over Trump Pick To Head Public Lands Bureau

William Perry Pendley once wrote that the federal government should sell its Western lands.

Once-In-A-Decade Effort To Redraw Colorado’s Political Maps Is Underway

Gerrymandering to be minimized by redistricting commissions created by 2018 amendments.

Barack Obama Officially Endorses John Hickenlooper For Senate

Hickenlooper is running for U.S. Senate against Republican incumbent Sen. Cory Gardner.

Coronavirus Positivity Rates In The U.S.: How Colorado Ranks

A new study ranks each state for coronavirus rates and nursing home supply shortages.

Colorado Included In Nationwide Onion Recall

Red, white, yellow and sweet onions were recalled due to concerns of Salmonella contamination.

Search Continues For Missing Teen In Chatfield Reservoir

South Metro and West Metro Fire rescue crews are using drones, sonar and dive teams to search for a missing swimmer.

Colorado Firefighters Head To California To Battle Apple Fire

A West Metro Fire crew is heading east of Los Angeles, where a fire has grown to more than 20,500 acres.

Trouble In Tiny Town: ‘This Place Needs The Sound Of Children’

For more than 100 years, Tiny Town has entertained Colorado families, but this summer it’s quiet.

Aguilar Becomes First Area In Colorado Where Kids Are Returning To Classrooms

The town of Aguilar welcomed students back to the classroom on Monday.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: More Than 3,300 New Cases Reported

Here's the latest breakdown of coronavirus cases in each county.

Residents Choose New Name For Denver's Stapleton Neighborhood

The neighborhood will no longer named after Benjamin Stapleton, a five-term mayor of Denver who was a member of the KKK.

5 Things To Know About Mysterious Seeds In Colorado

Here’s what we know about the seeds that have been mailed to homes in Colorado.

Trump Administration Issues Memo Slashing DACA Program

People eligible for DACA still can’t apply for the first time.

U.S. House Passes Package To Rescue Child Care Industry

Nearly half of child care centers were forced to close this spring.

‘Everybody Is Scared’: Longmont Teacher Hopes To Provide The Best Education Possible

Teachers like Autumn Jones say they’re putting aside concerns with coronavirus and preparing to provide the best education possible.

Woman Makes Friends With 4-Year-Old Girl Who Yelled ‘Black Lives Matter’ In Home Depot

“I went back to say thank you for recognizing that my life matters,” Sherri Gonzales told CBS4.

‘I Feel My Government Has Completely Failed Me’: Thousands Waiting On Unemployment Benefits

The CDLE says of the 664,532 unemployment claims filed since mid-March, there are still 223,298 claims still pending.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: More Than 3,800 New Cases Reported

The state is seeing a spike in the number of cases and hospitalizations, the latest public health data shows.

'Trump Does Not Have Authority To Move Election Date': Griswold

Colorado's Secretary of State Jena Griswold said the state's General Election will be held as scheduled Nov. 3.

Schools Can Reopen When Adults Follow The Rules

Disregard of COVID-19 guidelines delays in-person classes.

Mask Order Could Be Slowing Rate Of Increase In COVID-19 Cases, Polis Says

During a July 28 news briefing, Polis said the state’s objective is to maintain at least 55% social distancing throughout the pandemic.

Teaching Yoga To Deal With Grief; Trauma

Yoga co-op seeks to diversify yoga to heal racialized trauma.

Coronavirus Update In Colorado: Cases By County

Here's a breakdown of coronavirus cases and rate of infection in each county.

U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum To Open Thursday In Colorado Springs

General admission tickets go on sale on Wednesday, ranging from $15 to $25.

CO: Where Mask-Wearing Isn’t Gospel

Colorado churches grapple with reopening amid pandemic.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: More Than 3,000 New Cases Reported

The state is seeing a spike in the number of cases and hospitalizations, the latest public health data shows.

Fascism Isn’t New – It’s Just Been Rebranded By Trump (Opinion)

COMMENTARY: A defining aspect of fascism is the elevation of loyalty to things and symbols over people and democratic ideals.

Colorado Inmates Sue Over ‘Slave Labor,’ Demand Minimum Wage, Paid Vacations, Paid Sick Leave

Three current and one former inmate have filed a lawsuit against Gov. Jared Polis, the state prison system, and a private prison operator.

'Mystery Seeds' Arriving In Colorado Mail Boxes, Officials Warn

Colorado's Department of Agriculture is warning of 'unsolicited' packages of seeds arriving from China and other countries.

Grand Junction Pair Compete In Kevin Hart Mars Shot Contest

The contest is about chasing dreams and pushing yourself until you dreams come true.

Best Big Brother: Wyoming Boy Rewarded For Saving Little Sister

A young boy from Wyoming found himself in the public spotlight after he saved his little sister from a dog.

Alluvial Fan Hiking Area In Rocky Mountain National Park Closed For Trail Work

Crews are doing major trail work in the Alluvial Fan hiking area through September 24.

FDA Recalls 75 Hand Sanitizers That May Be In Colorado Homes

As the coronavirus persists and demand for hand sanitizers grows, people in Colorado may have brands that contain dangerous methanol.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: More Than 3,500 New Cases Reported

Here's the latest breakdown of coronavirus cases in each county.

Colorado Counties With Variances From COVID-19 Guidelines Could Lose Privileges

Denver, El Paso, and Arapahoe are among those who submitted mitigation plans after being notified they fell into this “danger zone.”

Country Music Legend Garth Brooks Will Perform At Cheyenne Frontier Days In 2021

Brooks made the announcement in a video on the CFD website.

Colorado Store Closings: Ann Taylor, Loft, Justice

Here's a list of which Colorado store locations are closing.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: More Than 3,500 New Cases Reported

The state is seeing a spike in the number of new cases, the latest public health data shows.

AMC Theatres Delaying Summer Reopening In Colorado

The delay was prompted by a spike in coronavirus cases and changes in the expected release dates of new films.

Racism And Health Care Inequity In CO Demand A Federal Response

COMMENTARY: Despite progress in Colorado, too many people still left behind.