- The incumbent candidate bested a challenge from Jamie Giellis in the June 4 runoff election.
- Meyer is traveling to all 418 National Park Service sites. He plans to finish the journey on April 29, 2019, three years to the day that he started.
- It's a status symbol displayed on bumpers and t-shirts. But Colorado is far from the most native state.
- It's the first time a rover has successfully landed on the far side of the Moon.
- A government-funded challenge will bring together up to 30 teams, including one from University of Colorado, to experiment on underground drones.
- One of the biggest issues officials saw in those early days of 2014? People taking way too high a dose of edibles.
- Weiser will be the first Colorado attorney general in about a decade to belong to the same political party as the state's governor.
- A recent New York Times story surveyed how global warming is impacting America's first national park and the animals and plants there.
- Colorado Matters' resident poet David Rothman penned this ode to the mountains in winter.
- Richard Kirk claimed he killed his wife four years ago because he ate an edible.
- The amendment abolishing slavery in the Colorado constitution passed, but more than 700,000 people still voted no.
- Poet David Rothman calls for "a better way to live" and "more conversations."
- Investigative reporter Karen Auge has covered home schools for years, and how some parents manipulate the system.
- Coloradans generate 9.6 pounds of trash per person, per day, and only about two pounds of that is recycled.
