Colorado Outdoors

Late-season snowstorms turned the tide for the Colorado River, but as summer sizzles in, will the water levels hold steady?

Mowing the lawn at dawn might seem tempting, but the rules around it can be a bit tricky.

In Western Colorado, bears are getting a little too comfortable in our neighborhoods, thanks to some tempting leftovers.

When it comes to choosing a favorite state park, Coloradoans have spoken loud and clear (until next year).

While some ghost towns are well-known, others hide in plain sight, each with their own unique tale waiting to be discovered.

Grand Junction is facing a heated debate over camping regulations along the Colorado River.

With the rivers running low and summer on the horizon, water concerns are top of mind for many Coloradans.

The shift from the Grand River to the Colorado River holds deep roots in local history.

Can you believe it’s been 115 years since President Taft made this stunning place a national monument? Let’s take a closer look at its captivating history.

What does this mean for irrigation, recreation, and our connection to this vital waterway?