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A Colorado Springs cleaning crew mixed two cleaning chemicals, creating a dangerous vapor cloud by accident.

Mountain Dew is set to release Mango Rush on May 5.

Discover Colorado's stunning lakes, but don't dive in just yet—some may harbor hidden dangers that could ruin your day by the water.

When it comes to Mexican restaurants in Colorado, we have plenty. One, in Windsor, combines a respect for local history with tasty tequila and a great menu.

Known for ‘Nerdy Prudes Must Die,’ Will Branner makes a splash in Colorado with a show-stopping new role.

Shoppers are exploiting store policies in an attempt to save money when buying items.

Could million dollar starter homes be the norm in Colorado soon? There are already three cities that have them.

With an estimated 17,000 black bears in Colorado, hikers need to be vigilant this season—especially in Pitkin and Boulder counties.

Be prepared to pay more for parking ahead of summer travel at Denver International Airport.

A Fort Collins 4-H member has created a program that helps keep Northern Colorado residents fed.

When it comes to Colorado history, we don't often think of old records; not the vinyl ones, the ones that keep track of persons and places, that were written in cursive.

This rare mineral found in Colorado is also the state mineral.

A list of springtime events in Colorado would not be complete without mentioning Estes Park's huge rubber duck race.

Wouldn't this be a great idea for a hotel in Colorado? It could change the way we buy beds in the future.

On July 15, 1982, the Lawn Lake Dam in Colorado failed, flooding Estes Park and claiming three lives. Learn about this tragic event and its lasting impact.

Hanging Lake was crowned Colorado’s most beautiful lake. Find out what makes it unforgettable and how the state is working to preserve it for years to come.

The famous 16th Street Mall in downtown Denver, Colorado will be getting an expensive upgrade that includes an art installation that has residents divided.

Simple answer is yes. The long answer is, it depends on where you found them in Colorado.

Instead of being euthanized, these Colorado animals will have to be offered for adoption after testing facilites have no use for the animals.

Expect a sizzling summer in Colorado for 2025, but will the monsoon storms provide significant relief?

Colorado Wolf Adventures is a one-of-a-kind outfit that allows you to take a real-life wolf on a 1.5-mile walk.