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.

Lawyers for Masterpiece Cakeshop owner Jack Phillips, filed a federal lawsuit against the Colorado Civil Rights Commission and Gov. John Hickenlooper.

Smoke from at least 12 wildfires burning across Colorado and beyond continues to hang over large parts of the state.

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

Medical marijuana isn’t snuffed out yet. Sales in June were down, but customers still bought $27 million in medical cannabis.

Preservationists and neighborhood advocates worry that Denver's $4.5 million plan to refurbish the city's sidewalks won't take into account preserving historic neighborhood flagstone foot paths.

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.

Snow packs, reservoirs and aquifers around the state are running dry.

Researchers say they need more data to understand the relationship between climate change and hailstorms.

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."

The Center for Space Resources will train students on the skills and technology for the asteroid mining jobs of the future.

District RE-3J has a bus driver shortage, driven in part because schools had trouble competing with high-paying, private-sector companies for drivers with a CDL license.

Eugene Polk worked as a federal firefighter in Pueblo decades ago. He still receives calls from young people of color looking for a firefighting role model.