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Federal judge unlikely to rule until next week as Arizona tribe fights to extend ban on lithium drilling
Members of an Arizona tribe urged a federal judge at a daylong hearing in Phoenix to extend a temporary ban on exploratory ...
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U.S. lags behind China and Russia in hypersonic weapons, Rep. Doug Lamborn says
The Colorado Springs Republican leads the House Armed Services’ subcommittee on Strategic Forces, which oversees hypersonic ...
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Colorado’s Attorney General wants fewer phones in class and his office is willing to pay for it
Attorney General Phil Weiser announced a new program to provide grants of up to $50,000 to Colorado school districts looking ...
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CDOT just adopted ambitious new safety, transit and climate goals. Some local leaders are not happy
Some elected officials say CDOT left out what they consider to be the state's biggest transportation need: bigger roads.
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After moving an ‘absolute unit of a bear’ Colorado Parks and Wildlife reminds people to be bear aware this ‘Fat Bear Fall’
CPW said it’s critical people stay vigilant and proactive in preventing conflicts and encounters with bears this fall.
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Hispanic Heritage Month in Colorado
Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates history, culture and identity. It's all rooted in a time before Colorado even became a ...
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State anticipates increase in TABOR refunds
TABOR refunds next year are estimated to total $1.66 billion, a $219.5 million upward revision from the June forecast.