The EXPLORE Act would shape policy for long distance biking, rock climbing, outfitting and more.

In opening statements, prosecutors made the case that the paramedics did so little to find out about what was happening with Elijah McClain that they were recklessly negligent in doing their jobs.

Two million pounds of ice, a holiday market, and high-flying acrobatics all add up to a three-pronged holiday effort in Aurora.

Aid organizations say that in many ways, the new eligibility is an inadequate solution to a much larger problem

Students in the 5th to 8th grades can participate in Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center’s naming contest.

This question has sparked a contentious debate among artists and critics alike.

Colorado’s Constitution, like those in many other states, prohibits using public money for religious purposes. But a series of recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions has hollowed out such provisions.

Scientists estimate that only about 300 wolverines survive in the contiguous U.S.

Claire Oberon Garcia wants to help preserve parts of the state that have significance to underrepresented people in Colorado.

Changes pitched to lawmakers Tuesday were about a third of what was recommended by an advisory committee. Families and clinics say continued lack of funding has crushed Colorado's autism care network.

The president will tour the world’s largest wind turbine tower plant as part of his visit.

Aurora paramedics Jeremy Cooper and Peter Cichuniec are charged with manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide, and second-degree assault.

Hunters took advantage of lax regulations in Wyoming to electronically call in and kill three of six wolves from a pioneering pack less than a half-mile from the state line.

Nathan Woodyard will start a “reintegration” process with the agency. He has been suspended without pay since 2021 after he was indicted in McClain’s death.

“This is a project of our generation and we'll stop at nothing until we win the schools that we deserve.”

Buck’s retirement leaves a wide-open field for the state’s reddest seat.