Vail-area ranch owned by Architectural Digest publisher for sale at $66.5M
The Knapp Ranch in the Vail Valley is on the market for $66.5 million. Bud and Betsy Knapp, publishers of Architectural Digest, started the ranch more than 30 years ago.
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Peabo Bryson, R&B singer known for Disney classics, dies at 75
The cause was complications from a stroke he suffered over the weekend.
New Colorado law extends mail voting in elections, attempts to insulate state against federal interference
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis has signed a bill into law extending the mail voting period starting with the 2026 general election, amid concerns about federal interference under President Donald Trump.
Colorado’s first West Nile case of the year found in Jefferson County
Most of Colorado’s West Nile cases appear between June and September, though the season sometimes stretches further into the fall if warm weather lets mosquitoes keep flying and biting.
Gov. Jared Polis vetoes ‘surveillance pricing’ bill prioritized by legislative Democrats
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis vetoed three bills Tuesday, including a measure that was intended to curb the use of “surveillance pricing” to set individual prices for consumers using data and technology.
Colorado State Patrol trooper, Adams County deputy shoot man suspected in car theft at Denver gas station
A Colorado State Patrol trooper and Adams County sheriff’s deputy shot a man at a Denver gas station on Tuesday morning who was suspected of stealing a construction truck.
Here’s what you’ll pay for permits to visit Blue Lakes starting in 2027
Day-use and camping permits will be required from June 1 to Sept. 30, during the height of summer tourism to Blue Lakes and Mount Sneffels Wilderness, near Ridgway and Telluride.
Communication skills a strength for new CU Buffs assistant Tyson Gilbert
Colorado Buffaloes men’s basketball head coach Tad Boyle says new assistant Tyson Gilbert has strong communication skills.
Colorado Springs brewery that made national headlines closing after 8 years
Atrevida Beer Co., a Latina-owned brewery in Colorado Springs, is closing roughly three and half years after the owners’ heroics during a mass shooting at a local LGBTQ+ nightclub.
Sheridan teachers union alleges district retaliated, fired employees after strike
The Sheridan School District’s teachers union filed a complaint with the state labor department on Monday, alleging the K-12 system retaliated against employees who went on strike earlier this year.