Phish performed on night one of their three-night run of concerts at Folsom Field in Boulder on Thursday night, July 3, 2025.

The Pro Rodeo, held for more than 60 years, will continue through Saturday night at the Dan Russell Rodeo Arena in Folsom ...

Phish fans in Colorado have for the last decade gotten their jam-band fix in Commerce City, as the Vermont act played an ...

Folsom police detectives are investigating a possible homicide after a 63-year-old Fair Oaks man died Saturday following a ...

APS Environmental has introduced its new dumpster rental services in Northern California, aiming to strengthen its position ...

When the Colorado Buffaloes storm onto the field at Folsom, it’s not just the start of the game—it’s the roar of a tradition ...

The band will play three dates at the 50,000 person-capacity stadium for the first time -- and these sites still have stubs ...

The University of Colorado is ready to roll into a new era of college athletics, but it won’t come without some challenges ...

Frederick Douglass delivered his most famous and powerful speech, “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?” on July 5, 1852.

The crowd at Folsom Field is not always cheering for a touchdown — the stadium has a history of memorable concerts, and soon ...

The first night of Phish’s three-night Fourth of July run had officially begun, and Boulder was already in full tilt.

James Caddy, 63, died from head trauma after a reported bar fight in Folsom’s Historic District; police are investigating.