The Gaylord Rockies Resort and Convention Center just southwest of Denver International Airport opened its doors on Tuesday, Dec. 18, 2018 with a ribbon cutting.
There was fanfare accompanying its debut, but before that it had angered downtown Denver hotels, survived numerous legal challenges, and cost hundreds of millions in tax incentives.
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The lithium ion battery will provide power on days when wind and solar don't produce enough.
That discovery came in an action plan the district submitted to federal regulators Friday and made public Monday.
Federal officials are scrambling to reverse a recent explosion in teen vaping that public health officials fear could undermine decades of declines in tobacco use.
Republican Rep.-elect Matt Soper is expected to be sworn into office on Jan. 4 when the legislative session begins.
Supporters say the percentage of immigrants who can’t afford a lawyer for their cases is an affront to due process rights.
Weiser will be the first Colorado attorney general in about a decade to belong to the same political party as the state's governor.
Two separate outside investigations last session had concluded that the Republican state senator had inappropriately touched and talked to more than a half dozen female staffers and interns.
Cordova is currently the deputy superintendent to Tom Boasberg, who announced his resignation in July.
The "Greeley Grizwalds" succeed where Chevy Chase's character in "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation" fails.
The spacecraft that got the first up-close look at Pluto in 2015 has now traveled four billion miles away from Earth.
A federal judge in Texas struck down the Affordable Care Act. If it stands, millions of people nationwide will lose health insurance coverage.
Zinke played a leading part in Trump’s efforts to roll back environmental regulations and promote domestic energy development.
The show features poems and prose written on, for and about typewriters. The public can participate by typing up their own work on an antiquated mechanical contraption.
The governor’s office has received more than 500 applications for clemency in the past eight years.
More Colorado state parks will hop on the reservation-only camping bandwagon in 2019 after a successful pilot program this year.
Four decades ago, Denver snubbed the Olympic committee. Today, the committee snubbed back.
As extreme drought encroached on Colorado and much of the Southwest this year, many eyes turned to the weekly U.S. Drought Monitor map.
The Colorado 4th Congressional District representative will return to Congress as a member of minority party for the first time.