As the Colorado Women’s Hall of Fame turns 40, we introduce you to three inductees whose contributions to Colorado deserve your attention.
Abigail Colón doesn’t have a birth certificate, which means she can’t drive, get married, or sign up for health insurance. Everyone agrees she was born in Colorado—so why won’t the state give her documentation?
Sexual assault survivors currently wait more than a year and a half for their results.
The popular paddle sport isn’t the most sustainable pastime. Komodo Pickleball wants to change that.
So what’s the Colorado Springs Paralympian willing to endure to win gold in Italy?
“We won the dinosaur lottery,” says curator James Hagadorn, who helped identify the 67.5-million-year-old bit of bone as likely belonging to one of two ancient herbivores.
Those dreaded green bugs are back—and the state is trying to keep them out of the Western Slope.
For nearly 50 years, the Mountain States Legal Foundation has been using the courts to keep big government at bay. Now, the question is whether President Donald Trump’s second term will elevate the nonprofit law firm—or make it obsolete.
The 16th Street renovation nears completion this summer. Now, its reputation needs a makeover.
The Trump Administration has canceled more than $76 million in federal funding for Colorado and $56 million more is at risk. We asked Governor Polis how this will impact everyday Coloradans.
Our comprehensive list of where to see the best patriotic fireworks displays in and around the metro area this Fourth of July.
Alpine Rescue Team member Jake Smith explains how more than 40 people came together to save a couple of hikers stranded on Torreys Peak.
The apparel brand brings a Newman’s Own–approach to the outdoor industry.
With the Mile High City’s first padel courts opening at Cloud 9 Park and more on the horizon, is a new sports craze about to take hold?
Two years after its electrifying debut in Denver, the world’s largest psychedelic conference returned to Colorado with fewer attendees, tempered expectations, and determination to keep moving the field forward.
We have some good news for moth-haters. And some bad news for birds.
As another strike looms, grocery workers told 5280 that understaffing is so severe, they often can’t put food on the shelves before it spoils, let alone keep up with changing price tags.
Stacked with top talent, the city’s new women’s rugby team has dominated its competition.
Trail? Yep. Town? Definitely. Year-old outdoor apparel brand Allover makes bibs that go anywhere you do.
A man attacked a pro-Israel demonstration with a flamethrower and incendiary devices.
