Colorado's state archaeologist, Dr. Holly Norton, spent days digging at Jackass Hill Park in Littleton after a neighbor found artifacts there, checking whether the site is historically significant before South Suburban Parks and Recreation renovates its viewpoint.
The CDC reports 55 illnesses and four hospitalizations linked to alfalfa sprouts across 15 states, in an outbreak tied to a Minnesota grower that has not been reported in Colorado.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife fined a hunter $139.50 for shooting a reintroduced gray wolf he mistook for a coyote, a penalty the Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center calls far too light.
Jefferson County's school board voted to send two property tax measures worth a combined $133 million to voters in November, covering building repairs and staff pay after last year's $43 million in budget cuts.
A new federal plan for managing the Colorado River leaves Colorado's water supply untouched for the next two years, while Arizona, California and Nevada absorb mandatory cuts of 1.25 million acre-feet annually.
Colorado's newly released CMAS scores show math proficiency rising across most grades while reading and writing rates fell in half of grades tested, according to the state Department of Education.
Colorado regulators approved a reduced Xcel Energy rate increase that will raise average residential bills by $5 a month starting as soon as October, well below the utility's original request.
Denver Public Schools has grown its electric bus fleet to 28 vehicles, spending $10 million on new buses it expects to save roughly $123,000 a year in fuel costs alone.
A man leaving a laundry room at an Eagle-Vail apartment complex was attacked and injured by a female black bear Monday, prompting Colorado Parks and Wildlife to search for the animal and set a trap in the area.
Denver's Landmark Preservation Commission has approved plans to rebuild the City Park bandstand destroyed by fire in March, with construction aimed at wrapping up before the 2027 City Park Jazz season.