States are cracking down on organized retail crime with new laws targeting cargo theft, gift card fraud and other sophisticated schemes that have evolved beyond traditional shoplifting.

Colorado celebrates its 150th statehood anniversary this weekend with events ranging from art markets in Denver to pancake suppers in small towns across the state.

Critic Bob Garver takes a look at "Evil Dead Burn” and “The Invite.”

Michael Spady, a Las Animas-born farmer and rancher who devoted his life to the land, died July 23 at age 78.

Life in Eads and Kiowa County, Colorado, as observed by Doris Lessenden.

Idaho water officials warn that climate change, drought, and aging infrastructure could force utilities to raise rates significantly in coming years.

Federal law enforcement raids on Colorado election facilities since January have sparked warnings from democracy watchdog groups about potential threats to voting access ahead of November elections.

New Mexico officials and conservation groups urge the Trump administration to maintain protections around the Greater Chaco Region, a UNESCO World Heritage Site sacred to Indigenous peoples that could face oil and gas drilling.

Omaha and Lincoln ease zoning rules to let homeowners build accessory dwelling units, helping seniors stay near family while living independently.

Oregon postal workers join a national day of action July 28 calling on Congress to invest in the Postal Service and reverse recent service cuts and price increases.