With 77.5 million U.S. households owning a pet in 2025, more Americans are treating their animals as family members and taking on the costs of caring for them. But for some Colorado pet owners, those costs can become overwhelming.
The Panama Canal Treaty, which called for the U.S. to turn over control of the waterway to Panama at the end of 1999, was signed in Washington by U.S. President Jimmy Carter and Panamanian leader Omar Torrijos.
A Pueblo police officer shot a man Saturday night who had allegedly kidnapped his infant, with the child nearby.
Amy Redford, Rian Johnson, Dee Rees, Jeff Orlowski-Yang and Christine Vachon will revisit decades of Sundance history at a one-night Denver event before the festival’s 2027 Boulder debut.
Lauren Kelley started finding old letters in the walls of her Old Town Lafayette home. Then, she met the family who used to live there.
Former Colorado distance runner Jenny Simpson is grateful to be back home after a cardiac event in June nearly took her life and ended her days as a runner.
Colorado students’ social lives, and their mistakes, continue to play out across evenings and weekends via the many social media platforms that now give school administrators a lens into their pupils’ lives — and the ability to police their speech and behavior off campus.
Larry Snow’s connections to the game of cribbage go back to his childhood, when he learned to play from his father in an historic house in the small foothills town of Indian Hills.
The Colorado Attorney General’s Office is suing EarnIn, a financial services company, for allegedly violating the state’s payday loan rules — months after it lobbied lawmakers to exempt the industry.
Candid Health signed a three-year lease for 14,000 square feet of office space at 3400 Walnut St. in Denver’s RiNo neighborhood.