Nate Trela

With two weeks until Election Day, do self-proclaimed progressives have enough time and money to win primaries for Colorado governor and senator?

Fort Collins Coloradoan In 1857, Colorado wasn't even formally organized as a territory of the U.S. — much less a state

Almost 170 years ago, an influential figure in western settling of the San Luis valley opened a store that still operates today.

Fort Collins Coloradoan What constitutes Colorado's hottest real estate markets can be subjective, and the best place for you varies wildly

Based on factors such as voting rates, military service and volunteering, a new study ranks Colorado among the most patriotic states in the U.S.

Fort Collins Coloradoan Colorado has some of the nation's hottest markets and trendy areas for homebuyers, but that comes with a hefty price tag in some parts of the state.

Fort Collins Coloradoan With the Colorado legislative session in the rear window and every bill passed now enacted or vetoed, it's a good time to take stock of new laws in the state.

Fort Collins Coloradoan Depending on how you define it, there are a number of ways to pick the hottest places to live in Colorado.

Whether you trust your gut, experts or data, there are a number of cities that can claim to be Colorado’s hottest place to live.

Fort Collins Coloradoan A poll from a PAC supporting Phil Weiser for Colorado governor shows the attorney general pulling ahead — and possibly away — in his race with U.S.