Colorado history

Do you have any memories of Denver's Humpty Dumpty Drive-In?

The cover of Pantera’s 1990 release ‘Cowboys from Hell’ is actually doctored from an old photo taken at a saloon in Telluride, Colorado 80 years prior.

Some believe that while Tom Horn was responsible for numerous deaths as a “hired gun,” he might be considered a serial killer by today’s standards.

It's hard to believe, that even though it was in the last 1800's, that just two men were able to pull the wool over so many people's eyes.

Colorado is also home to some world-famous gravesites and memorials that help us remember the story of the Centennial State.

Philip Van Cise was a U.S. Army Colonel-turned attorney who took on some of the most notorious gangs and criminals in Colorado history.

Very old footage taken in 1962 has resurfaced, giving us an idea of what downtown Denver looked like all those years ago.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis declared that from now on, November 6th is a new state holiday known as 10th Mountain Division Day.

The St. Aloysius Church is all that remains of the old mining town of Morley, Colorado.

One Colorado crime that was committed, brought about the passing of a new law that you would think had already been on the books.

Ivywild is a must-visit in Colorado Springs.

Brush up on your language and history skills with the direct translations of 19 Colorado cities and towns.