The 19th Amendment became law on Aug. 26, 1920, a first step toward the right to vote for women. One hundred years later, the granddaughter of a suffragist drove with the League of Women Voters of Mon...

The San Juan National Forest, Tres Rios district of the Bureau of Land Management and state of Colorado have implemented fire restrictions effective Aug. 20. The fire restrictions are in re...

Purgatory Resort and the Coleman Charitable Foundation raised $60,000 during its first season pass sales for the coming ski season to fund a program to help small businesses hurt by COVID-19. ...

The city of Cortez is renewing its power purchase agreement with Empire Electric Association Inc., which allows the electricity company to harness power from the city-owned hydroelectric power pla...

In the seven months after Colorado’s Proponents say the data, collected by the state’s court system, shows the policy is working exactly as it should and claim it’s the clearest indication yet that ...

WINDSOR — It’s already baking hot on a smoky August morning when Sarah Erickson leans off the side of the dock and dips her tube-shaped monitoring device into the lake. The water quality s...

Gov. Jared Polis on Friday said he will allow bars and restaurants in Colorado to serve alcohol until 11 p.m. starting on Saturday, but extend his last-call order earlier for at least another 30 days....

Garfield County has emerged as a leading voice in challenging elements of new and proposed state The county has organized the Western and Rural Local Government Coalition, which represents 23 counti...

Several Colorado politicians are joining national Democrats in their call to bolster the U.S. Postal Service as President Donald Trump seeks to reduce its capacity. The fight occurs as Tru...

The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear oral arguments on two cases challenging the Affordable Care Act a week after Election Day in November. This is the seventh challenge to the landmark health care b...