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Teenagers at CommonGround Golf Course find enduring skills within the game’s traditions and intricacies — and sometimes, a life-changing college scholarship
The commission voted 6-5 to set daily bag limits to two animals per person for 17 species
Not all blooms produce toxins, but with warm temperatures and shallow reservoirs, conditions are primed for algae to grow explosively.
Rain fell across parts of the state Friday, bringing mixed results for Gold Mountain, Ferris, Willow, Fishhook and Elk fires.
Two programs are ramping up after two laws passed. Plus: Colorado adds jobs (for now), Goodwill’s free solar installer training and more!
The fire is 36% contained and remains a serious threat to the town of Rye. Plus: Updates on the Gold Mountain, Willow and Ferris fires.
Former Gov. Bill Owens said he wants to watch Marx’s general election campaign for governor over the next month or so before deciding whether to endorse him
The $1,500 rebate is available to homeowners and businesses in the 10-county Denver metro region who install a new heat pump.
After years of preparation following a 2022 public vote, Denver is finally ready with rules for expanding recycling and composting to apartments.
The fire, the largest currently burning in the state, was estimated at 99,820 acres as of Thursday morning.
Property owners allege the power company should have cleared trees and organic matter than fueled the nearly 100,000-acre blaze
The state's largest currently burning wildfire remains active near the communities of Rye and San Isabel. Plus: Updates on Gold Mountain, Ferris, Willow, Fishhook and Elk fires.
Drought conditions have primed landscapes to burn, but fire response teams say that access to water ranks among the least of their concerns.
A new poll from the Colorado Health Foundation shows Coloradans are concerned about affordability and whether they can stay in the state.
No. A meal at an inexpensive restaurant costs an average of $20 for one person in Denver, a crowdsourced cost of living database found.
Rock climbing guidance for four federal land agencies abandons potential bans on anchors, thrilling climbers but irking wilderness advocates
This Denver waste business is adding AI robot arms to ramp up its recycling efforts. Here's how it might help Colorado's landfill diversions.
Some locals fled the fire moments before it consumed their homes and land. Others never had a chance to gather any of their belongings.
An April freeze devastated farmers along the North Fork Valley, including a total loss at the Kropp family’s First Fruits. Here’s how the orchards are moving on.
Fire growth has slowed on large fires as thousands of personnel battle flames across Colorado. Two new fires burning Sunday south of Steamboat Springs.
Colorado researchers have some new answers on how long moose have actually roamed the state, and how to narrow it down.
92% of people who responded to the CAIC Snow Pool survey changed their backcountry travel plans based on February forecasts and warnings
Plus: The 40th Black Arts Festival, hot air balloons in Erie and a free film screening at the Colorado Mountain Club
As public lands close due to fires and drought, organizers cancel Ouray 100 and Silver Rush races while the Hardrock 100 remains intact