NEW YORK — A jury found Wednesday that entertainment giant Live Nation, which hosts tens of thousands of concerts a year, and its Ticketmaster subsidiary had a harmful monopoly over big venues.

The ruling, in a lawsuit brought by dozens of states, including Colorado, 

It doesn’t take much to convince Coloradans to turn up to a music festival. Especially not one with a history of mingling national acts with home-state indie darlings the way the Bluebird Music Festival, which happens this weekend in Boulder, is known to do.

We’ve also got a cool blend of theater and literature, a brand new restaurant week and a bluegrass bash on t...

The General Assembly sent a strong message over the last few days to Gov. Jared Polis in footnotes to the proposed state budget: Stop using general fund money to reintroduce wolves to Colorado.

Footnotes to the budget, also known as the long bill, aren’t legally binding. And the spending plan still has a few steps to go before it can be signed into law by Polis.

The always-popular paved road to the top of Mount Blue Sky will reopen Memorial Day weekend after skipping a year for repairs, with the new twist that Denver Parks and Recreation will take over management of the welcome center for the fourteener west of Denver.

Reservations are required to access the summit and various hiking trails and natural areas beyond the we...

The shooting deaths of three people in the span of a week, including a man walking his dog and two people at an Easter picnic in a public park, have rattled the north Denver neighborhoods of Five Points and Cole, leading to calls for a community meeting and increased police presence.

“This is heartbreaking,” Denver City Councilman Darrell Watson said in an intervi...