The “Big Burn” of 1910 still holds the record for the largest fire season in the Northern Rockies.

After nearly two decades of stagnation, U.S. electricity demand is surging.

Colorado’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate increased one-tenth of a percentage point.

Both directions of I-25 near Pueblo are now open following a bridge collapse.

The United States Department of Justice could be looking to flex its oversight muscle with a possible consent decree.

Food goes rancid when it’s exposed to the air for a while – a process called oxidation.

“There is no religious freedom in compelling Oklahomans to fund religions that may violate their own deeply held beliefs.”

(The Center Square) – Petitions for an initiative to lower property taxes in Wyoming are on their way to supporters, the Wyoming secretary of state's office said this week.

Once supporters receive the petitions for the measure, which was certified last month, they can start collecting signatures from registered voters across the state.

The “People’s Initiative to Limit Property Tax in Wyoming through a Homeowner’s Exemption” proposes cutting the state's property taxes in half.

More book bans have occurred in Florida than any other state.

Colorado is racing to set up new rules to regulate climate-friendly energy industries.