Voluntary fishing bans on area rivers have been lifted by Colorado Parks and Wildlife thanks to monsoonal rains and lower temperatures, but abnormally dry conditions still exist. In late July, volunte...

The Fort Lewis College Center of Southwest Studies and the La Plata County Historical Society have conducted repatriation projects to return Native American funerary objects and human remains to the H...

ALBUQUERQUE – The New Mexico Supreme Court on Thursday detailed its legal reasoning for a decision earlier this year that answered a long simmering question over whether the public had a right to acce...

A U.S. district judge has awarded a group of Idaho Springs investors $8.7 million after a title company failed to respond in court to allegations that it stole $4.5 million from the investors and dist...

The International Union for Conservation of Nature headquartered in Switzerland placed the monarch butterfly on its Red List of Threatened Species as endangered in July, but despite decades of declini...

DENVER – Forcibly administering antipsychotic medication to a man charged with killing three people and wounding eight others in a 2015 attack on a Colorado Planned Parenthood clinic probably will not...

Former District Attorney Will Furse has been appointed by Colorado Gov. Jared Polis to serve as judge for the 22nd Judicial District Court, which serves Montezuma and Dolores counties. Furse, 43, will...

An agreement to resolve the pending U.S. Supreme Court dispute over Rio Grande water is approaching its “drop-dead” date of Sept. 23, even as parties described “choppy waters” in the efforts for a set...

Based on a new survey, Colorado’s Hispanic voters prioritize improving the economy as well as crime and gun violence but place a new emphasis on abortion rights among other issues when they head to th...

State Rep. Matt Gray, a Broomfield Democrat, pleaded guilty Wednesday to driving while ability impaired and was sentenced to a year of supervised probation and 24 hours of useful public service. Gray ...