Dating back to the 19th century and into the 21st century, many animals, wildlife and other objects found around Colorado have been deemed state symbols.

KUSA - With everything from a state folk dance to a state sport that may surprise you, we bet there's something about Colorful Colorado you didn't know! The name Colorado has its origins in ...

The Colorado blue columbine has been the state flower since 1899. But did you know its unlawful to pick columbines?

Colorado State University’s corpse flower may bloom over Memorial Day weekend, marking the first time the plant will stink up the Fort Collins conservatory.

A corpse flower looks like it is getting ready to bloom at a conservatory on the Colorado State University campus. Tammy Brenner measures Cosmo in the Plant Growth Facility Conservatory on May 16.

Cosmo, Colorado State University’s stinky and rare corpse flower, bloomed for the first time Saturday night. Hundreds of people are lined up Sunday, completely circling the block on the CSU ...

Cosmo the corpse flower is in bloom in Northern Colorado and attracting visitors who are looking for a rare botanical experience.

Some of the world's most spectacular flower fields are found in the tiny mountain town of Crested Butte, Colorado.

North Carolina has over 60 official state symbols. These symbols include the state bird (cardinal), flower (dogwood), and tree (pine). The state also has official designations for a reptile, fish ...

Colorado State University is inviting members of the public to come experience a uniquely smelly spectacle: the first blooming of its corpse flower.