Historical Colorado

For ten days in 1936, Colorado's southern borders were closed to keep others from entering the state.

Native American ruins over one thousand years old are going to be paved over by the realignment of Highway 550 near Durango.

A nuclear device that was more than twice as powerful as the one dropped on Hiroshima was used on the Piceance Basin in 1969.

Were it not for the gold rush, the statehood of Colorado may have been delayed decades.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife, celebrating Colorado Day, will waive entry fees into all 41 parks in the state on August 5.

What it lacks in size, it makes up for in character and taxidermy*, and this slice of historic Colorado real estate could be yours.

The City Council in Montrose voted and they will buy the bronze downtown sculptures. The sculptures were on loan with an agreement to buy over time.

Scenery is one reason we love our state so much.

Tarryall, Colo. is a small unincorporated town in the middle of Colorado's mountains.

I have been in Colorado for 40 years this year and I have never been to Mesa Verde.