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Spring is shearing season on the Western Slope

Colorado’s most unlikely destination for bluegrass and humor is back in business (and don’t forget your potluck dish)

racing the frost to harvest onions

Alone in a New World With Vast Open Space, and Sheep

Series of brute-force competitions paying homage to hard-rock miners of the Colorado high country wraps with spikes in a timber in Ouray

A new book, "The Fourth Man," written by Robert Baer, a former CIA officer, revives the hypothesis of a high-ranking Moscow spy in the United States.

'It's impossible to spot these mass shooters in advance'

Psychiatrist of Aurora theater shooter speaks out for the first time:

Olathe Sweet Sweet Corn Harvest

As 28.8 million ears of Olathe Sweet head to stores across the U.S., grower John Harold is hearing from sweet corn buyers elsewhere in the West where drought has reduced the local crop

Barrels burn all night at Western Slope orchards as farmers try to save crop from spring freeze

Barrels burn all night at Western Slope orchards as farmers try to save crop from spring freeze

As Colorado’s coal industry takes its last gasp, the West End of Montrose County, which lost its coal plant and mine years ago, offers a glimpse of the future.

As Colorado’s coal industry takes its last gasp, the West End of Montrose County, which lost its coal plant and mine years ago, offers a glimpse of the future.

Deep inside the Gunnison Tunnel

The 120-year-old, 5.8-mile tunnel was the largest irrigation tunnel in the country when it opened in 1909. It was also the first major transmountain diversion in the U.S., becoming a model for moving Western water beneath mountains, connecting wet basins with dry deserts.

Today, the Gunnison Tunnel can move more than 500,000 acre-feet of water a year, more than the entire Eastern Slope draws from the Upper Colorado River Basin.

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Colorado’s coal country searches for “the next thing” to keep communities afloat

Way out in the middle of sweet-corn country, at the intersection of two roads on the way to someplace else, is a destination that regularly revives a lost era of American music.

A former mining camp is converting into a boutique getaway, sparking hope in Montrose County’s West End

The sun’s first rays are spilling over Jumbo Mountain when the team clambers aboard the sprawling corn harvester.

HOPE BEHIND BARS AT CRAGGY CORRECTIONAL CENTER

The Hunter children wanted to tell their dad everything Saturday morning.....