Articles By Carol McKinley
How four Colorado companies answered the call to make coronavirus supplies for health care workers
Instead of yurts, snowboards and mannequins, some Colorado companies are now making face shields and masks
Sculptors at a Lafayette mannequin factory are shaping more realistic body types for stores worldwide
Fusion Specialties — the largest mannequin brand in the world — has revolutionized one corner of the fashion industry by sculpting more "inclusive forms"
Final duty: These Colorado veterans ensure every comrade is honored at Fort Logan
After haunting Colorado for three decades, there is new hope in the Jonelle Matthews case
Life changed for a generation of Colorado kids — and law enforcement — when Jonelle Matthews disappeared in 1984. Now police have a person of interest.
Former Idaho gubernatorial candidate being investigated for 1984 Greeley cold-case murder of 12-year-old girl
Jonelle Matthews disappeared Dec. 20, 1984, after a Christmas choir concert at a nursing home
Neil Young and Crazy Horse spent 11 magical days in Telluride — and the album they made there is coming out soon
There was plenty of mystery surrounding the sessions under a full moon, so Telluride locals are eagerly awaiting the Colorado album’s release
DNA testing leads to break in decades-old Colorado murder case. But privacy questions are being raised.
Police used a DNA database and a fast food cup to zero in on a suspect in the 1987 death of 20-year-old Fort Carson soldier Darlene Krashoc
Women’s tackle football involves more guts than glory, and the championships are headed to Colorado
“We’re not a women’s football team. We are a football team.”
Should schools and buildings be torn down after mass shootings? Columbine looks to others as it struggles with trespassers
There are countless examples of macabre tourist attractions that have drawn the focus of the curious and the obsessed, or they were razed or remodeled quickly
