With Colorado turning 150 as a state on August 1, here is a guide to some of its oldest places.

Changes to Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act would cut state, Tribal voices out of the process, board ...

Before Colorado was named after the region’s muddy, red-tinted Rio Colorado, it was known as a fabled land in the American ...

One hundred and fifty years ago, and after four failed attempts, Colorado entered the Union as the 38th state. The ...

When a wildfire recently threatened the southern Colorado town of Louviers, the entire town was evacuated. Luckily, firefighters did a great job, no one was killed or hurt, and the town in Douglas ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... An expert saddlemaker working in a Colorado prison. A geographer running a small farm. A musician with brittle bones and an activist’s arrest record. For ...

Coloradans young and old spent a hot, sunny day in downtown Denver celebrating 150 years of Centennial State history with ...

While gathering artifacts for a new exhibit at History Colorado, Gwendolyn Lockman came across plenty of pieces whose significance needed little explanation: George Washington’s spurs, Jackie Robinson ...

Colorado holds the distinction of the only state in which three different people were governor on the very same day.

Daily life in early Colorado history can seem alien to modern observers. In 1876, the year of statehood, it could take weeks ...