A ruling in the dispute strikes a compromise, allowing livestock grazing but prohibiting firewood collection around the ranch owner’s new home

The Army captain’s letters and testimony helped break through decadeslong efforts to hide the massacre’s brutal truth behind a facade of frontier myth

Colorado voters had endorsed an amendment to the state constitution in 1902 that guaranteed an 8-hour work day, but it was not uniformly enforced.

Evergreen, county officials praise a compromise that moves elements of the building to a new public arts pavilion, but big QuikTrip at El Rancho exit remains controversial

A multiday hearing with roots in the Sangre de Cristo Land Grant of 1844 takes place this week in Costilla County

The initiative preserving the region’s multicultural past will benefit from a trove of papers and career artifacts