Grand Canyon ecology was not a priority in 2026 water-release decisions for the Colorado River.

Fire leaders held a demonstration to show what happens when a home is built with wildfire-conscious materials, something more homeowners and builders are considering as wildfires become more intense.

State officials target a modest 50,000 acre-feet of reduced water use in ‘near-term contribution’ plan.

How do you solve a problem like gerrymandering?

Post-fire specialists are assessing soil damage, debris flows and watershed risks after the Ferris Fire, as parts of the burned landscape begin to recover.

CSU looks to make its mark this weekend on the college football landscape as #11 BYU comes to Canvas Stadium.

The order directs state agencies to monitor pollinator populations, expand habitats on state-owned lands, and reduce the use of harmful pesticides.

ATV clubs are ecstatic at the potential change, green groups lament reversal of hard-fought gains.

The vaccination rate for measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) in Colorado is now 88%, sixth lowest among states that provided data. The state health department reported just under 88% MMR rates during the 2025-26 school year Last year, Colorado saw its highest number of measles cases since 1995.

With the 10th Circuit ruling in Denver Water's favor, the plans to divert water from the Colorado River on the Western Slope and store it in Gross Reservoir moves forward. Environmental groups say the court ruling the project legal, doesn't make it right. Marty Lenz talked with Michael Booth of the Colorado Sun who's been covering this story.