Over the next few months, nine men will decide which projects get funding under a state law created in 2009 to bring new visitors to Colorado. They are the members of the Colorado Economic Development Commission, which approves loans and grants from the state's economic-development fund to help businesses expand and to attract new companies to Colorado.

Scored by an Austrian, set in Spain, sung in Italian, and based on a French play, no opera could be more European than Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro," and yet there's a reason it is the most popular work among U.S. theaters.

For $85 you, too, can jump into an icy, cold lake in February. While the idea of paying money to feel miserable may not make sense to most, it did for more than 500 people who jumped into Chatfield Reservoir on Saturday to support Special Olympics Colorado.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.—A coroner's official testified that he ruled the dragging death of a tow-truck driver was a homicide because he believes a woman drove away when she realized her

More than 100 civic leaders gathered Friday for a test drive of TBD Colorado, Gov. John Hickenlooper's large-scale civic engagement effort to take Coloradans' temperature on education, health care, transportation, the state workforce and the state budget.

Colorado's Democratic Senate gave preliminary approval Friday to a measure that would set a new tuition rate for residents who are illegal immigrants.

A Colorado college student could wind up behind bars for throwing glitter on Mitt Romney. Excessive punishment or a necessary deterrent?

A new Pulitzer-nominated played called "In the Next Room (or the Vibrator Play)," now being staged in Colorado Springs, is proof enough that, when it comes to pop-culture titles, times — and titles — have most definitely changed.

The 100 or so sheriffs gathered in a Las Vegas hotel ballroom two weeks ago learned that some weighty titles have been attached to the stars they wear on their chests.

DENVER — Video lottery games would be allowed in select locations throughout Colorado, including Pueblo County, to boost education funding under a bill introduced Wednesday in the General Assembly.