In addition to the nearly 500 known, named waterfalls in Colorado, there are several thousands more that aren’t named or recorded.

A potential lease between Summit County, the Town of Dillon and the U.S.

Two flowering agave plants in Boulder have become a must see at the University of Colorado greenhouse.

“It definitely brings out the culture of Boulder — all the crazy people, the costumes and just the fun vibes,”

Both a deputy and officer fired shots. They have been put on leave while an investigation is underway.

McAuliffe International School’s principal, Kurt Dennis, is in the process of filing a lawsuit against DPS.

The woman's family claims she would have survived if she had been taken to a hospital and provided better onsite care.

First, it was cannabis. Now psychedelics. Colorado again leads the pack in rethinking how illegal drugs might be used medicinally. Denver just hosted the 4th Psychedelic Science Conference, which drew almost 12,000 attendees and hundreds of speakers. Colorado Matters host Ryan Warner speaks with CPR's Alejandro Alonso Galva and Jenna McMurtry, who were there, about what the future could hold.

The MAPS Psychedelic Science Conference in Denver focused on treatment, healing and responsibility as advocates pushed for access and legalization.