Tribal leaders steer the Colorado River conversation

Amanda Pampuro BOULDER, Colo. (CN) — Forty million people living in the southwest U.S. and Mexico depend on the Colorado River, including 30 Native American tribes, which were excluded from negotiations when the Colorado River Compact was signed in 1922. …

When to See the Strawberry Full Moon in Colorado

Local skywatchers have already had an eventful month, what with the Northern Lights that set Colorado skies aglow at the beginning of June. While Northern Lights are only visible in areas without light pollution (so, not in Denver), the cosmically curious …

The New York Mets sweep the Colorado Rockies back to reality

The Stories Behind Colorado's Quirky Names

Colorado is a state with many towns whose names reflect history, culture, and sometimes the whimsical nature of the Centennial State. Anyone who has driven from Grand Junction to Denver knows you don't have to travel very far before coming across a …

Are fireworks legal in Fort Collins and Colorado? New city ordinance makes citations easier

Colorado grants $67.5 million to affordable housing projects statewide

Assessing Colorado Wildfire Risks as Federal Funding Wanes, Part One

This story by Lindsey Toomer appeared on Colorado Newsline on June 9, 2025. We are sharing it in two parts. Wildfire experts say the best way for Colorado to reduce the destructive power of wildfires is to prepare a proactive response supported by the …

Yearlong improvements project on busy 8th Street corridor in Colorado Springs starts Monday

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) — Major construction work on 8th Street that The Road Warrior first reported on last month begins Monday, although the exact time is unclear. The affected area is roughly a half-mile stretch between the US 24 Frontage Road …

Colorado investigation uncovers pricing mistakes at King Soopers, City Market

DENVER — At a time when a cart full of groceries costs more than it used to, shoppers could be paying more for hundreds of products across Colorado supermarkets. "When I was younger, I remember $50 could get you a house worth of groceries," said …

‘Best office in the world’: Busy summer of trail work on Colorado 14ers

Five years ago, Carl Woody’s first job out of grad school took him to the slopes of Pikes Peak. “Best office in the world right there,” said the program director with Colorado Springs nonprofit Rocky Mountain Field Institute. His task: to build a new trail …