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The 68-year-old man is one of 11 people killed in wrecks across Colorado in the span of just under one week, according to Colorado State Patrol.

Here it is June and you’re still turning over travel plans? Come along with us, as we head out to see wolves, test our mettle on Tour de France ascents, trek across one of Colorado’s most photographed mountain passes, and generally get outside in big, bold ways this season. Outside editors have adventurous plans this summer, from heading to see wolves to cycling Tour de France ascents and trekking across one of Colorado's most photographed mountain passes.

Three point one four. That silly number gives us the secret of the circle. And it sounds like pie. Lets celebrate pi day with some jazz and poetry dedicated to math and baked goods with the Mile High Jazz Band at Comma Coffee tonight. The Tahoe Milers Running Group have a 3.14 mile challenge, and the winner gets pie.

CSP reports 12 deaths in six days on Colorado roads

The reaction was different to Andrew Hamilton’s two proud records set in the Colorado mountains.

Editor’s note: This is the second of two parts. The Utes survived a 200-plus year experience and relationship with Europeans, mostly the Spanish, before American settlers entered Colorado. They were allies at times against other...

Flash flood advisories are in effect Friday in southwestern Nebraska as the National Weather Service says "as much as 5-10 inches of rain" has fal ...

I’m so pleased to be able to announce the Kiowa County Economic Development Foundation award of Business of the Year. This business was founded by an Eads High School graduate and his wife.  This is a story of what we ideally hope for when we raise our children in our hometown; that they go off for a bit to get a better understanding of the world, get some education and training and experience and then bring it back home for the betterment of the place where it all started.  

The Dundy County Sheriff’s Office in Nebraska has released images of a truck submerged in floodwaters as heavy rain is drenching the southwest corner of the state.