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Sweeping berms and rocky jumps make up just part of the new mountain bike park in Cresta Open Space in southwestern Colorado Springs.

Cattle, carnivals and corndogs, that's what state fairs are made of. And this year, there's more to celebrate as the event celebrates its 150th year.

Care & Share Food Bank for Southern Colorado recently combined the positions of President and CEO and hired Nathan Springer, former Garrison Commander at Fort Carson, to fill that role.

First-year cadets at the United States Air Force Academy were formally accepted by the Academy’s upperclassmen on August 5 before the beginning of the academic year.

There hasn’t been a History Colorado board member from the plains of rural southeastern Colorado in a very long time – or possibly not ever.  But now this region has a new voice.

Two years ago, a group of Puebloans attempted to compromise over a monument topped by a bronze bust of Christopher Columbus, a figure with a controversial legacy. Mediation talks didn't work. Here's why.

Ballooning home prices in recent years have led to higher property taxes for a lot of people. And they're likely to be even higher next year. Unravel a complicated tax notice.

Tony Cheng leads the Colorado Forest Restoration Institute and the Southern Rockies Fire Science Exchange Network at Colorado State University-Fort Collins. He reflected on Colorado's wildfire history and the costs of forest loss.

Skyspace installations from American artist James Turrell are world renowned for blending color, light and nature into experiential art.

Pueblo’s levee once held the Guinness World Record for the largest outdoor mural. But repairs to the levee destroyed that artwork. Now construction is done and artists are back at work.