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In celebration of the nation’s 250th anniversary, the National Archives is touring rarely seen documents around the country.

Amid decreasing supply, key agreements governing future water use along the Colorado River expired this year. So did initial deadlines to commit to new agreements.

Moves to dismantle the National Center for Atmospheric Research followed President Donald Trump's continued criticism of Colorado's elections, DEI and climate change policies.

The 14,265-foot mountain in Clear Creek County was previously named after former territorial governor John Evans, who authorized the Sand Creek Massacre in 1864.

With a newly established Mountain West Geothermal Consortium, Utah, Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico are joining forces to tap what could be hundreds of gigawatts of always on, clean energy lying underground in the Mountain West region.

A three-judge panel took cues from the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in Grants Pass v. Johnson, which found that camping bans are not cruel and unusual punishment and do not violate the Eighth Amendment.

The federal government called it a coincidence, not a conspiracy, when cuts to the National Center for Atmospheric Research were announced following President Donald Trump's criticism of Colorado's prosecution of former Mesa County clerk Tina Peters.

Colorado lawmakers are advancing legislation to dramatically narrow the scope of the state’s Front Range Passenger Rail District ahead of an expected vote in November to fund the long-awaited intercity line.

While investigating an odor complaint in 2023, local law enforcement uncovered a warehouse with at least 191 decomposing bodies in Penrose, Colorado.

Robert Lamborn, the club’s founding chair, invoked the “the grand peak that towers above us … discovered in 1806 by Pike” as he laid out his vision for the group in a lengthy speech he’d prepared for the occasion.