Colorado Springs' past is hiding in plain sight. Why it matters: Two walking tours this month will transform familiar ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... An expert saddlemaker working in a Colorado prison. A geographer running a small farm. A musician with brittle bones and an activist’s arrest record. For ...

While gathering artifacts for a new exhibit at History Colorado, Gwendolyn Lockman came across plenty of pieces whose significance needed little explanation: George Washington’s spurs, Jackie Robinson ...

A ghost town built by Black homesteaders a century ago is opening its doors again. Dearfield Day is October 3.

2026 marks Colorado's 150th anniversary, and CBS Colorado is proud to tell the stories that have shaped our state. We'll honor our history -- the people, places, and defining moments of the past -- ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Gov. Jared Polis shakes hands with Jerry Clayton, a Capitol volunteer dressed as Colorado's first governor, John Routt, during ...

DENVER (KDVR) — A house that holds over a century of Colorado history and was once home to Barney Lancelot Ford, whose face is on a stained-glass portrait in the capitol, is on sale for $1 million.

Where Civil War generals once raised glasses, Golden’s buildings now house craft beer. Today, geologists brew in Victorian mansions, and 165-year-old saloons keep Colorado’s brewing heritage alive.

As part of CBS Colorado's Colorado 150 celebration, we're taking a look at historic places across the state that have stood the test of time. One of those places is the Maroon Creek Bridge near Aspen.

It’s Colorado's 150th year as a state, so let’s look back at how and what people ate in 1876. Rachael Storm of History Colorado will give a talk, “Hornos, ...