As some climate activists forego air travel all together, one researcher has suggestions to reduce your carbon footprint while flying.

The “Displaced Aurarian Scholarship” has provided free tuition to anyone who lived in the neighborhood between 1955 and 1973 — and their children and grandchildren.

Officers said Bailey was shot after reaching for a weapon, but have not elaborated further, citing a pending sheriff's office investigation and subsequent review by the district attorney.

For the first time ever, a congressional committee held a field hearing on the climate crisis. And it happened this week right here in the Mountain West — in Boulder, Colorado.

It’s no secret that wildfires are getting worse in the West. They’re threatening lives, homes and ecosystems. And they are also threatening our already-precarious watersheds. It’s all becoming a vicious cycle — especially for the drier parts of our region.

How does a moderate jam translate differently from an epic jam? There's a lot of prep that goes into concerts for translators -- and sometimes for concertgoers, too.

Three suspects have been arrested over the fire at the 104-year-old church in Morgan County.

Every few years the City of Colorado Springs completes a study on fair housing practices. There are federal funds on the line that the city can only access if it upholds those regulations . This year as part of the study, the city gathered stories from residents at an event called Close to Home using first-person interviews with residents. The stories will be submitted to supplement data gathered by the city in an effort to share experiences not captured by numbers and reports.

Any day now, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals will rule on the case of Adree Edmo, a transgender women currently in prison in Idaho. She sued the state for sex reassignment surgery and won. The state appealed and now the 9th Circuit’s decision on her case could have implications not only for her but for transgender inmates across the West and potentially the nation.

A recently published article in The Nation magazine alleges potential human rights violations have taken place at the United States Penitentiary Administrative Maximum Facility in Florence, Colorado, also known as Supermax or ADX. The 18-month investigation by Brooklyn-based investigative journalist Aviva Stahl found inmates held in a certain unit there had been force-fed and barred from sharing their stories with the outside world.