A semi truck running a stop sign at Highway 71 and 94 south of Limon killed one person and seriously injured a teenager on October 1.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife will distribute $1 million to 17 projects statewide aimed at reducing conflicts between hungry black bears and residents through bear-resistant trash systems and secure storage infrastructure.

Minnesota residents can prepare for health insurance enrollment starting November 1 by updating income and address information now to avoid stress and coverage gaps.

Late-season storms delivered a half-inch to an inch and a half of moisture across central Colorado over the past week.

The midterms are fast approaching and research shows Native voters can expect significant barriers, rural hospitals struggle to keep up with electronic record keeping, Banned Books Week comes as Congress debates censorship, and the Headless Horseman rides again!

Trump says troop withdrawal from Iraq ends a quagmire; and Nebraska mail ballots roll out amid fight over voting rules, and overcoming the health coverage enrollment dread.

Senate Democrats press Homeland Security over immigration agents at polling places, Montana voters weigh constitutional protections for nonpartisan judicial elections, and Republicans seek Latino support ahead of the midterms.

An airline pilot is suspected of trying to crash a Tel Aviv-bound plane in a possible terrorist attack, and US forces withdraw from Iraq after two decades, and national labor leaders rally for workers as Iowa unions struggle, and a mishap at Michigan’s Palisades gives opponents new ammunition.

The Supreme Court will decide Monday whether Colorado cities can use nuisance laws to sue energy companies for billions in climate change damages.

A Tulsa County judge received a rare public reprimand from Oklahoma's Supreme Court for improper ex parte communications, ignoring sentencing guidelines, and hostile conduct toward court officials and defendants.