The Sand Creek Massacre Foundation is accusing the federal government of repeating history.

Rock art inspires “reaching into the past and trying to understand something about the ideas, the thoughts, the world of people of that time,” said archeologist Mark Mitchell.

Winning the 5th Congressional District seat will be an uphill battle for Democrats in what has traditionally been a solidly Republican district.

Exterior lighting for the building was a concern. Plans call for the building to be lit all night, every night.

Salazar discussed family artifacts, growing up in Southern Colorado, and why understanding borderlands history remains urgent today.

The March test was expected to hire 1,900 local temporary workers.

Dennis Coyle’s sister says he was trying to help Afghan communities when he was wrongfully detained.

Jon Hallford owned Return to Nature Funeral Home with his then-wife Carie.

While much of America is preparing for Sunday's Super Bowl, an organization in southeastern Colorado sees the big event as a fun way to help protect a threatened ecosystem.

There will be no Buc-ee’s on Monument Hill, at least as far as Palmer Lake is concerned.

Denver-based Voyager Technologies is building a manufacturing, operations and testing complex.

About 1,800 students will be affected by the plan to address declining enrollment.

The officer was taken to the hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries.

Fellow council member Dave Donelson got up and left the regular meeting in response to faith leaders criticizing ICE.

We're tapping into the local food scene with Side Dish with Schniper.

Colorado Springs didn’t just host America’s evangelical movement. It helped define it.

A $2.5 million grant will help with construction on the Ring the Peak trail around Pikes Peak and add campsites along the Gold Belt Scenic Byway.

Locations picked for the 2026 test were chosen as practice in scenarios where it’s difficult to get a full population assessment.

Dozens of photographs taken along Colorado’s Scenic and Historic Byways will be on display in Westcliffe.

Councilman Dave Donelson left after religious leaders expressed disdain for ICE’s actions across the nation.

The proposal comes as the federal government is working to block Colorado’s efforts to shift away from coal.

Nine out of two dozen bodies found at Davis Mortuary now have names attached to them.

Soldiers, educators and a city founder are among the stories of Black Puebloans presented in the exhibit.