The Associated Press

Special counsel Robert Mueller will make his first public statement on the Russia investigation.

Today’s brewers have kicked it up a notch as they try to distinguish themselves from everyone else trying to distinguish themselves.

About half a dozen climbers died on Everest last week, including Don Cash of Utah.

The treaty between the U.S. government and the Navajos was signed in 1868. A copy was recently discovered in a Massachusetts home.

As using e-cigarettes, or vaping, has overtaken smoking traditional cigarettes in popularity among students in the U.S., schools are trying to balance cracking down and helping kids stave off addiction.

Home values in U.S. metro areas — Denver included — have climbed faster than incomes and that gap is sending first-time homebuyers scrambling to buy before they get priced out of the market.

Colorado 145 between Cortez and Telluride will be closed for days while crews blast apart house-sized rocks that destroyed the pavement of the highway.

The Gold King mine is not on the list of 23 sites chosen for this summer’s work.

Officials say the financial penalty is the first of its kind in Colorado’s federal court district and among the first nationally intended to help people with substance addictions.

Sales were largely halted in 2016 under President Barack Obama over worries about climate change.

In the Southwest, a record number of Mexican gray wolves turned up dead in 2018, tempering an increase in the overall population to 131 animals.

CEO Sarah Hirshland has proposed the USOC deliver annual reports that would track how far the organization is along on goals.

A pilot project at Washington State University tested the idea in 2018 on six bodies, all donors who wanted to be part of the study.

Prosecutors say they learned about the man’s attempt to flee the scene of the fiery collision that killed four people on I-70 in April after Rogel Lazaro Aguilera-Mederos, 23, was released Saturday night after paying bond.

Valedictorian Emma Goodwill said that a lot was taken from the class of 2019 in the shooting — their sense of safety and their friend and fellow senior.

The Democratic presidential candidate and Colorado senator pitched a plan that he said would be difficult for future Republican administrations to overturn.