History Colorado's "Moments That Made US" exhibition marks the nation's 250th and Colorado's 150th anniversaries.

During Black History Month, local historians are highlighting the role Buffalo Soldiers played in shaping the American West, ...

History Colorado has named its newest exhibition “Moments that Made US,” but the most important word in that title is “US.” ...

Colorado has long been a canvas for the American imagination: snow-capped peaks, gold rush lore, cowboy grit and ski towns ...

A new exhibition open now at Denver’s History Colorado Center takes attendees back to the 1990s. Like many throwback exhibits, organizers hope to help visitors tap into some comforting nostalgia. But ...

For the past eight years, the Colorado Springs City Council has issued proclamations and recognitions paying homage to the achievements of its African American citizens. In 2005, the Colorado Springs ...

History Colorado debuted a new exhibit on Saturday featuring 50 different artifacts from U.S. history to mark the state and country’s upcoming anniversaries. As Colorado celebrates its 150th ...

At one time most of Colorado was part of Mexico. It's a history that's still woven into the fabric of life for many in Southern Colorado, but others may not know it at all. The Arkansas River runs ...

A new law expands how black history is taught at public schools across the state. Colorado's HB25-1149 law requires K-12 public schools to integrate comprehensive Black history and cultural studies ...

The first known Black law student at the University of Colorado is pictured in a class photo from 1899. Courtesy of the University of Colorado Law School. Class portraits line the hallways of the ...