Colorado Stargazing

A local astronomer is gearing up for a stellar lineup in 2026, bringing the universe a little closer to home for all of us in Colorado.

Picture this: serene nights under a blanket of stars, where the Milky Way paints the sky above Grand Mesa.

When will you be able to see it? And what is it exactly? Both answers are complicated for the state of Colorado.

A celestial retreat is now taking reservations in Southern Colorado.

I’m always captivated by the breathtaking night skies in Colorado. So much so, that I normally give myself a crink in the neck looking up.

Not only do Coloradans enjoy the night sky, but it is also becoming a part of the state's tourism industry.

With little light pollution and incredible altitude, Colorado’s night skies offer some of the most spectacular celestial shows in the country.

The middle of this month is the best time to see a comet that won't be back around here for another 80,000 years, so don't miss it!

This small Northern Colorado town could be the first dark sky community on the front range of Colorado.

As we officially kick off summer in Colorado, we celebrate by enjoying our first full moon of the season in the Colorado skies, known as the "Strawberry Moon."