Colorado Outdoors

Grand Junction is facing a heated debate over camping regulations along the Colorado River.

With the rivers running low and summer on the horizon, water concerns are top of mind for many Coloradans.

The shift from the Grand River to the Colorado River holds deep roots in local history.

Can you believe it’s been 115 years since President Taft made this stunning place a national monument? Let’s take a closer look at its captivating history.

What does this mean for irrigation, recreation, and our connection to this vital waterway?

There's a hidden gem in Colorado where you can soak in hot springs after exploring charming mountain streets. It's got all the cozy feels.

Spring's arrived early in Palisade, but the frost is throwing a curveball for farmers.

Grand Junction's parks are in for some big changes, all thanks to our ongoing drought. Curious how that’ll reshape our city’s green spaces?

For 105 years, adventurers have navigated the wild curves of Serpents Trail, a historic link to Colorado's rugged past and a must-see for hikers.

The stage is set for a night under the stars as Grand Junction welcomes a country music favorite. Can you feel the excitement in the air?