- Volunteer American soldiers massacred approximately Cheyenne and Arapahoe at Sand Creek, Colo., on Nov. 29, 1864. Here's a look at how that anniversary will be remembered in the coming days.
- Colorado Public Radio will no longer air performances of the Colorado Symphony’s current and past seasons after a 15-year partnership ended this week.
- With record cold temperatures, many homeless people who would normally stay outside seek shelter.
- A report from the state auditor found that Colorado’s child welfare system lacked proper oversight and guidance.
- The dust storm that hit parts of Southeast Colorado was visible from space.
- The foothills and the mountains may see two to five inches of snow on Monday.
- Gov. Hickenlooper said that current Executive Director Don Hunt never intended to serve two terms.
- At least 1.6 million votes have been registered by the Colorado Secretary of State's office.
- Common questions about Colorado voting and their answers.
- The heaviest snow is expected in the northern and central mountains early Monday afternoon, according to the National Weather Service.
- Authorities were tipped off to Instagram images of a woman painting on rocks and trees in national parks across the West.
- The amount of money increased by 12 percent this year, according to researchers.
- Images from an Instagram account appear to document vandalism in multiple national parks across the West.
