Judith Kohler

DENVER — A proposed settlement that would cut 37% off of the electric rate increase sought by Xcel Energy would still be the highest-ever jump in

Former Colorado attorney general, U.S. senator and ambassador to Mexico, has a book coming out: “Borderlands: My Fight for an Inclusive America.”

The family of a young man shot three times in the back while running from a Colorado Springs policeman has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit.

Mall managers say younger customers are helping shape store lineups, choices by retailers

The scene isn't from an '80s movie or a flashback moment shared by millennials or baby boomers.

Teens to 20-somethings hanging out at the mall, maybe trying on clothes, meeting friends at the food court or a nearby restaurant, checking out the window displays.

Residents, businesses complain of disruptions; utility blames settings on equipment used to cut wildfire risk

Biotech, aerospace companies cite quality of life, business climate for moves; business coalition warns regulations, costs are eroding state's appeal

Teens to 20-somethings hanging out at the mall, maybe trying on clothes, meeting friends at the food court or a nearby restaurant, checking out the window displays.

Descendants of Sand Creek massacre, forced removals still regard Colorado as ancestral homelands.