State Senator John Morse, a Democrat from Colorado Springs, is the biggest fish in recall efforts that target several elected officials who supported tighter gun measures in Colorado.
Facing a massive decline in Colorado Springs Airport passengers, the city’s mayor and other officials want to figure out how to take a bite out of the business their residents are giving to DIA.
Twenty years ago, two guys from North Denver released one of the most popular rap singles of all time. An inside look at the weird, wild ride of DC the Brain Supreme and Steve Rolln, hip-hop’s ultimate one-hit wonders.
The former congressman, who lost the 2010 governor race, as a third-party candidate, is keeping the door open for another shot at the state’s top job.
Following the Boston Marathon tragedy, more police and stricter rules will carry the day for the May 27 run in Boulder.
The Denver Nuggets’ head coach won the NBA’s coach-of-the-year award for the first time in his long career. But what’s more impressive is his transformation as a man.
Denver’s had a series of auto-pedestrian crashes this year, which has pushed city leaders to find ways to raise awareness about the issue.
The governor is part of a lecture series on hydraulic fracturing, which has been a hot topic across the state.
Once thought to be a suitable anchor tenant for the proposed redevelopment of the old University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, King Soopers now says certain restrictions will prevent it from locating a store there.
Thanks to the E! network, folks across the county are about to get to know wide receiver Eric Decker a whole lot better.
Senators Michael Bennet and Mark Udall backed restrictions on high-capacity magazine clips and supported the broadening of background checks across the country—but both opposed a proposal to ban certain assault weapons.
The Olympic star—and Regis Jesuit High School senior—beat two others Tuesday for the honor.
A Gallup survey reports some of the country’s highest life satisfaction is along the Front Range.
Forbes magazine puts the Mile High City on its list of places attractive to young professionals.
For more than a month this past summer, a 28-year-old man from Colorado Springs survived alone in the southern Utah desert on little more than plant roots and river water. Will LaFever was on a personal journey to repair a life broken by misunderstanding and misfortune. Fixing himself, though, might cost him everything.
CU and CSU begin NCAA Tournament play this week with two tough matchups.
A vast majority of Colorado remains in a severe drought, despite recent winter weather across the state.
The 35-year-old former Rockies’ catcher talks about Parkinson’s disease, his book, and what he wants people to learn from his story.
Attorney General Eric Holder wouldn’t give a timetable for a decision as several former DEA chiefs this week urged him to challenge the two states’ new laws.
