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Allen Tupper True painted Indian Memories in the 1920s for the Colorado National Bank, but the works have been hidden since the building closed in 2007. It’s set to reopen as a hotel in May.

The company says it will be one of the most energy-efficient buildings in the country, and a showcase for green architecture and design.

Two reporters who covered the deadliest food-borne illness outbreak in modern American history share their food safety tips in a new book.

Christopher Smith and Merete Mueller had no construction experience before building a 130-square-foot house. They decided to make a documentary about the process.

Ed Dusinberre, first violinist for the Boulder-based Takács Quartet, looks back on a 2007 collaboration with the actor at Carnegie Hall.

Amtrak has threatened to move the historic route out of Southern Colorado. A bill sponsored by Rep. Leroy Garcia hopes to preserve the route–and add a stop in Pueblo.

The museum’s director spent two years trying to convince Frederic Hamilton to donate the collection, which includes works by Van Gogh, Monet, Cézanne, Manet and Renoir.

The couple’s new album “Love Runner” is an eclectic mix of folk, blues, jazz and gospel — and a showcase for O’Brien’s powerful voice and Moore’s versatile guitar.

It’s the first album in five years for the Denver-based jazz and pop singer.

And it could happen sooner than you think.

An ambitious study at the University of Colorado is mapping the genetic makeup of the trillions of microbes in the human body. For $99, anyone can participate in the American Gut Project.

Photo: Bob Lind by Henry Diltz.In 1966, a song called “Elusive Butterfly” reached number five on Billboard’s Top 100 pop music chart.