95 Rock Staff

Cults may not be the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about Colorado, but their shadows linger in unexpected places across our state.

While the Ku Klux Klan is typically associated with the southern states, at one point, Colorado was home to the second-highest concentration of members in the nation.

A new video that has been viewed over 100,000 times claims that Colorado is the state “born in chaos.”

Colorado is known as the highest state in terms of average elevation, and even its lowest spot is the highest in the nation.

Mount Massive is the second-highest peak in Colorado, but there was a time when human influence attempted to change that.

A double murder that took place in Delta County, Colorado, in 1949, carried out by a 16-year-old boy, was largely forgotten until recently.

Colorado’s Russell Scott, better known as Blinky the Clown, was a TV clown who performed in over 10,000 episodes.

Goose Island is a hidden gem in Colorado’s San Luis Valley that is only accessible by humans a few months out of the year.

Believe it or not, Colorado was once home to a mine known as the Satanic Mine, but the name was changed following a tragedy.

Over a century ago, two colleges in Colorado had a fierce rivalry that resulted in public humiliation, caustic chemical burns, and dynamite explosions.