Lamar partners with United Way to collect donations for families displaced by Southern Colorado wildfires through a dedicated relief fund.

Colorado will hold public hearings July 13 to determine whether the Town of Creede and Town of Hartman should be officially abandoned.

Colorado's legislature passes House Bill 26-1289, expanding eligibility for the state's Community Food Access program and revising tax credit limits for food retailers and distributors.

Sheriff Aaron Shiplett and Baca County commissioners unanimously enacted Stage 1 Fire Restrictions across unincorporated areas after the National Fire Danger rating reached extreme levels.

The Trump administration is pushing forward with plans to build 30-foot border wall segments in Big Bend Ranch State Park despite opposition from local law enforcement, environmentalists, and Texas landowners.

The Trump administration's planned closure of the nation's leading bee research lab in Maryland threatens pollinator health and the food security of crops worth billions annually.

The Granada Relocation Center in southeastern Colorado closed in October 1945, ending the wartime incarceration of over 10,300 Japanese Americans at the state's only federal internment camp.

Starting August 1, Colorado gun buyers will need to complete safety training and pass a written exam to purchase popular semiautomatic rifles and pistols under a new state permit-to-purchase program.

Trump's administration is paying billions to convince offshore wind developers to abandon their projects, while East Coast states argue the buyout deals are illegal and threaten clean energy goals.

Critic Bob Garver takes a look at "Minions and Monsters.” Is it a hit, or does he find it despicable?