DENVER - Wearing life vests and carrying paddles, commercial Colorado river rafters vowed Monday to fight for their right to navigate the state's whitewater rivers after a Texas development company threatened to shut them down.

At a rally at the state Capitol, Duke Bradford, owner of...

DENVER - Biologists working with the owner of a western Colorado ranch are trying to determine if a pack of wolves has settled there.

Biologists consulting for the High Lonesome Ranch north of DeBeque, about 200 miles west of Denver, say they have seen signs of...

GYPSUM, Colorado - The Gypsum Chamber is accepting applications from local marketing specialists or companies to provide the group with, marketing, Web site, and public relations services.
Responsibilities include creating and distribution of the monthly Gypsum Chamber e-newsletter, monthly e-blast of member specials and promotions and managing...

VAIL , Colorado- Classic Rocky Mountain rides combine with world-class coaching and post-workout massages this summer, when Vail Mountain Lodge & Spa hosts the latest in a series of Colorado camps by Carmichael Training System.
The Vail High- Altitude Performance Camp will be held June 22...

SUMMIT COUNTY - Arapahoe Basin picked a name for the high-speed quad chairlift that will replace Exhibition lift this summer. The new lift will go by the moniker "Black Mountain Express."

In December, the Basin called on its fans to brainstorm a name for Exo's replacement....

GRAND LAKE, Colorado - A man whose snowmobile collided with another snowmobile while he was riding with friends near Grand Lake has died.
Grand County Coroner Brenda Bock says 38-year-old Scott Wambold of Grand Lake was snowmobiling Sunday on Little Gravel Mountain south of Grand Lake when...

DENVER, Colorado - Medical marijuana dispensary owners in Denver are starting to apply for operations licenses.

The city started accepting applications Monday.

Any person who owns at least a 10 percent share of a dispensary must apply for the license in accordance with a City...

DENVER, Colorado - A pile of deer-mice feces is holding up an investigation into the deaths of a man and woman whose bodies were found along the San Juan River in 1982.

FBI agents are postponing the testing of blood found in a decaying bus near...

MCHENRY, Md. - The big snow is bringing big business to Maryland's only ski resort.

Lori Epp of the Wisp resort in McHenry said Monday the parking lot was full as visitors enjoyed the 36 inches of snow that fell over the weekend in far western...

WASHINGTON - The federal government was shuttered Monday while the Mid-Atlantic region dug out from as much as three feet of snow that left tens of thousands without power and blocked trains, planes and cars, with another storm looming.

Federal agencies that employ 230,000 in Washington...