Nathaniel Minor

The lawsuit alleges manufacturers knew, or should have known, about potential health risks from the chemicals.

Colorado Springs’ new body camera program launched this week. But transparency advocates say their footage-release policy is “overly restrictive.”

The ski train will operate on weekends from Jan. 7 to March 26, 2017, Amtrak and Winter Park announced Thursday.

Details for a new “Winter Park Express” including ticketing availability, schedules and fares, are set to be announced tomorrow.

A new, ADA-compliant platform was essential to ongoing plans to bring back the Ski Train.

An ambitious project is symbolic of how land managers are approaching one of their biggest long-term issues: climate change.

Temperatures are rising at the park near Montrose. So more climbers are visiting earlier and later in the year — but that has its issues too.

In keeping with the RNC’s theme of “Make America Safe Again,” Glenn’s speech focused on public safety and the relationship between police officers and black communities.

That acreage is part of the historic Medano Ranch, which is owned by the Nature Conservancy.

A Saguache County man faces murder, burglary and other charges in the 2009 death and disappearance of Colorado Springs native Mike Rust.

The most controversial part of the new legislation states that the necessary license will only be granted to landlords who rent out their primary residences.

A proposal up for a final vote would legally recognize the popular alternative to hotels — and would effectively ban many of them.

The airport’s manager says he’s trying to keep the service, which is subsidized by the federal government.

ProPublica examined more than 7,000 “risk scores” and found troubling racial disparities.

Denver’s been adding residents at a rapid clip since 2010. The Motor City? Not so much.

A NOAA scientist pointed to a familiar culprit: The burning of fossil fuels from cars, power plants and other trappings of modern society.