Brian Larson

Water is a precious commodity in the semi-arid climate of the Rocky Mountain West.

It's getting to be the winter holiday season in the United States, and in towns and cities across the country, local governments are once again

"There's no way I would not want to be autistic," Temple Grandin asserts.

Sylvia Martinez describes herself as an American first and a Hispanic second.

"There's no way I would not want to be autistic," Temple Grandin asserts.

In northeastern Colorado, the cattle living on private and commercial ranches easily outnumber the human population in nearby towns.

President Bush will receive many mementos leading up to Thursday's inauguration.

Marie Greenwood challenged racial segregation in the classroom and helped open the door for minority teachers in Colorado.

America's national parks and forests belong to the people, and are managed by government agencies.

As a consultant to the World Bank as well as the United Nations, Maurice Albertson has influenced international education and world development