A new report shows renewable energy can power Texas data centers cheaper than fossil fuels while protecting the state's power grid from strain.

The Trump administration is expanding waivers allowing six states to consolidate over $109 million in federal education funding and bypass certain local school requirements.

Wild Bill Hickok's death in the Dakota Territory in August 1876 made headlines in Colorado, while a lesser-known gambler named Tim Shay was shot and killed in La Junta the same week.

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee targets all four of Colorado's Republican-held U.S. House seats as winnable in 2026, adding the 3rd and 4th districts to its priority list.

Celebrating birthdays and anniversaries in Kiowa County.

The Senate Agriculture Committee fails to approve 2026 Farm Bill; eligible Kentuckians could lose coverage under Medicaid changes; 'Lazarus drug' becomes more accessible in Missouri; Head Start leaders say a federal rule will pummel rural communities; and if you are bitten by a snake in New Mexico's backcountry – walk, don't run.

A devastating Spokane wildfire that destroyed roughly 700 homes threatens to destabilize Washington's property insurance market just as rates had begun to stabilize.

Sixteen children rescued from confinement in Ohio reignite debate over child marriage laws, with Oklahoma recently becoming the latest state to ban unions involving anyone under 18.

More than 30 House Democrats, including Colorado's Jason Crow and Diana DeGette, are pushing Speaker Johnson to vote on a bill that would ban members of Congress and the president from owning stocks.

Republican candidates for Colorado's 2026 statewide offices face steep fundraising deficits against Democratic incumbents who have dominated state politics for nearly a decade.