Dan Daru

“They started in 1907 and completed in 1909. A year later, the lodge was built because the men weren’t allowed to stay inside the same hotel as single women and married couples,” said C…

It’s the largest national park in the state, and some say the most famous. But how and why did it start?

When three generations of Coloradans continue a western tradition, bucking the odds and staying in the saddle, well, they become a part of the state’s history.

Brian Wonderly loves to play pinball; he’s been doing it for years.

Sitting right at 7,522 feet above sea level and sharing the limelight with elk and the Stanley Hotel is what folks around these parts call the Rooftop Rodeo.

Every state park in Colorado has its own unique history, and now all that history is in one place.

EDGEWATER (KDVR) – Patrol Sergeant Brandon Challis has been working the streets for the Edgewater Police Department for 14 years now, and loves it.

EDGEWATER (KDVR) – Patrol Sergeant Brandon Challis has been working the streets for the Edgewater Police Department for 14 years now, and loves it. “I didn’t want to go to a large…

Charles and Alice Johnson came to Colorado in the late 1800s looking for gold.

Before the highways and skyways were moving folks out west, it was the train that led the way. Towns grew like weeds along the railroad tracks, like Burlington in 1888.