Officers will record the demographic information, including gender and race, of every person they stop, as well as the length of the stop.

An initial fleet of 250 electric-assisted bikes landed on city streets Friday.

Through art and Rube Goldberg machines, Warm Cookies of the Revolution teaches residents about participatory budgeting in its latest project.

VF Corp announced Monday that it will move its headquarters and an estimated 800 jobs to Denver

The state's unemployment rate is at just 2.8 percent and job growth has accelerated, perplexing economists.

Shanann Watts’ Facebook page painted a portrait of a happy married life — of a woman dedicated to her husband and their two young children.

The economy is expected to continue growing slowly in rural parts of 10 Plains and Western states, but ongoing trade disputes remain a concern.

A vital reservoir on the Colorado River will be able to meet the demands of Mexico and the U.S. Southwest for the next 13 months.

Teller County Sheriff Jason Mikesell defended the practice in front of a state judge Wednesday.

Colorado Commission for the Homeless backs the program. But there are still critics at the state legislature, who promise to take a hard look at it next session.

The Colorado startup Silvernest wants to solve problems caused when an expensive housing market and aging population intersect.

The sacred Navajo symbol is known as the "whirling log" and it still used today in ceremonies and artwork.

Ron Stallworth's stranger-than-fiction story from his time with the Colorado Springs Police Department is the basis of the new Spike Lee movie, "BlacKkKlansman."

Gov. John Hickenlooper also made it clear he opposes both oil and gas measures that could be on the ballot this November.