A growing "Right to Garden" movement pushes states to override local zoning laws and HOA restrictions that prevent residents from growing food on their own property.

A Colorado State Patrol trooper was injured early July 4 when a Jeep struck his cruiser from behind during a traffic stop on Interstate 70 near Watkins.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife closes the west boat ramp at John Martin Reservoir State Park due to drought and falling water levels, with the east ramp remaining open for trailered launches.

State Patrol seeks help identifying a man who assaulted a tow truck operator on I-70 west of Limon on July 5.

Maine Senate candidate Platner considers his campaign after rape allegations. A New York man sues ICE, saying it tried to bully and silence him. And, the White House criticizes how the Smithsonian presents Indigenous history.

After a new allegation, top Senate Democrats are ending support for Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner; Senators push package of bills to demand ICE out of Pennsylvania; Indiana law targets employers hiring undocumented workers; Beloved Georgia wildlife refuge at a crossroads.

Ministry leader Victor Marx holds a 1,950-vote lead over state Senator Barbara Kirkmeyer in Colorado's Republican gubernatorial primary with nearly all votes counted.

18 Dead in Russian ballistic missile attack on Ukraine; Wisconsin moms rally for universal childcare and paid leave ahead of election; North Carolina anti-data center movement broadens to reject AI technology; And an Alaska cruise ship sails maiden voyage using alternative fuel.

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.