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Delmer Duran, 12, dances traditional Northern Arapaho dances during a local tribal pow wow on the eve of the great American Eclipse on Aug. 20, 2017 in Riverton, Wyoming. The Pow Wow was held to honor native American war veterans and to mark the upcoming eclipse. It was held on the grounds of the Wind River Casino and Hotel.

The total solar eclipse seen in Alliance, Nebraska on Aug. 21, 2017.

Women's March on Denver in Civic Center Park January 21, 2017. An estimated 40,000 people converged on downtown Denver in coordination with demonstrations across the country to send a message to the new Trump administration demanding social justice, human rights, and equality.

Ryan Webb, a post doctoral fellow with CU and the Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research (INSTAAR), battling fierce winds and snowfall, heads towards the 2nd of 3 research stations to continue his research at the Niwot Ridge Long-Term Ecological Research site on March 28, 2017 near Nederland. In his sled, that weighs nearly 100 lbs, Webb is carrying ground penetrating radar and terrestrial LiDAR equipment which he will use to measure snow depth over all of the landscape as well as calculating how much water is stored in the current snowpack at the high elevation site.

Caroline Czenkusch gets ready to move her friend's car out of a parking space on Jan. 12, 2017 in Crested Butte. Her friend left a week ago today and his car hasn't moved since. Crested Butte has been inundated with more than 100 inches of snow in the past 10 days. More snow is expected in the upcoming days.

Left to Right are Lionel Kulembwa, Senior, Eliana Goldberg, Junior, Zahra Abdulameer, Senior and Shambel Zero, Sr. all Denver South High School Students pose for a portrait after a meeting with DPS Superintendent Tom Boasberg Jan. 30, 2017 at South High School. The student population at South represents more than 70 countries from around the world. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss the impact of the orders on them, their families and the South High School community.

Colorado Parks & Wildlife researcher Heather Johnson takes two of three cub out of a den, on Raider Ridge in Durango, during a study to determine the influence of urban environments on black bear behavior and population trends, March 06, 2017. Johnson, is heading up a five-year study of bear behavior in the Durango area.

Three-year-old twins Lauren, left, and Madison Reichmuth play with new cowgirl hats and ponies as the wait for their mother to take a picture to put on Facebook during the National Western Stock Show, Jan. 19, 2017. According to data from Nielsen people spend an average of 35 minutes on Facebook each day.

Denver Nuggets forward Wilson Chandler (21) looks on as Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James (23) goes up for a big dunk during the third quarter on March 22, 2017 in Denver, Colorado at Pepsi Center. The Denver Nuggets defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers 126-115.

Mike Duran lifts his son Jacob Duran, Ft. Lupton High School, in celebration after Jacob defeated Elijah DeLaCerda, Alamosa to win the 3A 106lb championship match at the 2017 Colorado State High School Wrestling Championships at Pepsi Center February 18, 2017. Duran won 8-3.

Steve Lary and his 11 year old daughter Maya warm up in the sauna as Silver Creek High School senior wrestler Olivia Ioppolo uses it to cut weight for the regional tournament coming up. Ioppolo hits the sauna 4 times, staying in until she counts 200 drops of sweat falling from her face. on her 3rd trip in she will count to 300 hundred to assuage her anxiety of not making weight. "I have to make weight so I can wrestle. The team needs me to wrestle," she said. Feb. 08, 2017 Longmont, CO.

A worker puts finishes touches on a sunlight inside the new one million square ft. Amazon Fulfillment Center April 14, 2017 in Aurora.

Students from Standley Lake High School gather on the second floor in the atrium of the Colorado State capitol for a class photo during a field trip on March 27, 2017 in Denver.

Six-year-old Dreamer Bravehawk has the mattress all to herself as she bounces in her grandfather's backyard on the Wind River Indian Reservation April 9, 2017 in Ethete, Wyoming.

Mary Headley, "Neiwoo" or grandma to the pre-school children she teaches in the Arapaho Immersion school, leads the children in the Flag Song in the Arapaho language to start class every morning as the tribe works to recover their culture and language on the Wind River reservation in Arapahoe, Wyoming on Feb. 28, 2017.

Byron Yellowbear sings a morning song learned from his grandfather as he tells stories from his grandparents of life and God including a story of despair from the cruelty of the soldiers to the Arapaho children and women in his home in Ethete on the Wind River Indian Reservation. April 10, 2017, Ethete, Wyoming.

Priscila Cruz, 11, left, and her mother Kissy Cruz stand outside their car, that was damaged by hail, in the parking lot of the Colorado Mills Mall on May 8, 2017 in Golden.

Kings Inn Motel residents Alvino Watkins Jr. and his wife Jeannine embrace in their apartment at the inn June 06, 2017 in Aurora. The Watkins were temporarily evicted without notice, had all their belongings removed out onto the balcony and then had their stuff moved back into their room without them being there. Most residents had their weekly rent double with only a few days notice and are being forced out, the Watkins are up to date on their rent figuring that was the reason that their belongs were returned, but are in fear that they too will be forced out. Their weekly rent went from $275 to $455.

Kimm Miller, left, from Lakewood, lights a pipe for Andrea Camp, right, from Chicago, as they participate in 4/20 celebration services at the International Church of Cannabis on April 20, 2017 in Denver. The unique church used the popular event to open their doors to the public. The members of this new church call themselves Elevationists and say that the use of cannabis helps elevate people to a higher form of themselves.

Yvie Oddly poses for a portrait ahead of Denver PrideFest 2017. Drag queen who is really innovating the local scene. She hosts her own show at Tracks called The Odd Hour.

Lonnie Smith gets arrested by Denver police officers after refusing the vacate the offices of Senator Cory Gardner on June 29, 2017 in Denver. A handful of people, all of whom are with ADAPT, held a sit-in for 58 hours in the tiny front lobby space in the office of Colorado Senator Cory Gardner. They are asking the senator to vote against the new health care bill. As they were arrested protesters chanted "I would rather go to jail than die without Medicaid." ADAPT is a national grass-roots community that organizes disability rights activists to engage in nonviolent direct action, including civil disobedience, to assure the civil and human rights of people with disabilities to live in freedom.

Trinidad Triggers pitcher #23 Jake Heissler climbs the outfield fence after turning on the field lights during their game against the White Sands Pupfish at Trinidad's Central Park. The team does everything during and before the games to upkeep the field, watering, smoothing and lining. June 22, 2017 in Trinidad, CO.

Trinidad Triggers #1 Phildrick Llewellyn holding his 1-year-old son Goziah at their hotel in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Llewellyn hasn't seen his son in months and is caring for him while his family is visiting from Boynton Beach, FL, even going on the road with the team so they can be together. June 16, 2017 Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Trinidad Triggers pitcher #16 Cody Strayer is first in line to congratulate the fielders starting with #4 Javion Randle after their win over the Santa Fe Fuego 17-7 on the road at Old Fort Marcy Field in Santa Fe, New Mexico June 16, 2017.

Tome Roubideaux, from the Lakota and Metis Nations, poses for a portrait during the 43rd annual Denver March Powwow at the Denver Coliseum on March 26, 2017 in Denver. The three-day Denver March Powwow hosted dancers from hundreds of tribes from all over the United States and Canada. Dancers wore traditional headdresses, moccasins, breastplates and shawls that represented their individual tribes.

Henry Standingbear, 11, of the Cherokee, Lakota and Navajo Nations poses for a portrait during the 43rd annual Denver March Powwow at the Denver Coliseum on March 26, 2017 in Denver. The three-day Denver March Powwow hosted dancers from hundreds of tribes from all over the United States and Canada. Dancers wore traditional headdresses, moccasins, breastplates and shawls that represented their individual tribes.

Tony Hawke, from the Gwich'in Nation in Alaska poses for a portrait during the 43rd annual Denver March Powwow at the Denver Coliseum on March 26, 2017 in Denver. The three-day Denver March Powwow hosted dancers from hundreds of tribes from all over the United States and Canada. Dancers wore traditional headdresses, moccasins, breastplates and shawls that represented their individual tribes. On Hawke's head is a wolf.

Dondriah Loggins-Lewis, 16, and Diamond Maxey 14, cheerleaders at East High School enjoy the 31st annual Blacks Arts Festival on July 8, 2017 in Denver, Colorado.

Connor Scalbom does a flip off the diving board on June 19, 2017 at the Holly Pool in Centennial to cool off on a hot day.

Emory Townsend, 93, stops for a lunch break with his dog Molly while delivering the mail on June 20, 2017 on his route from the Somerset, CO post office. After 60 years of delivering mail and many other jobs Townsend says that it is more of a vacation than a job. He passed away Nov. 6, while splitting wood in his backyard. He was 94.

Kori Teper and her new husband David didn't let the Peak 2 Fire, seen in the distance, get in the way of getting their wedding photos taken on the top of Swan Mountain Road on July 5, 2017 in Breckenridge. The two had just gotten married but were evacuated from where they were staying. The fire, which started shortly after noon, resulted in a mandatory evacuation for the Peak 7 neighborhood and an evacuation standby order for roughly 40 homes in the Gold Hill neighborhood. A shift in the wind is pushing the wildfire north and slowing its climb up the mountain. Eight smokejumpers and a local firefighting crew are on scene. An air attack is underway with a tanker dropping flame retardant and a helicopter conducting bucket drops. The fire broke out in the Gold Hill Trail area near Breckenridge.

A roughly 70 acre wildfire burns on July 5, 2017 in Breckenridge. The fire, which started shortly after noon, resulted in a mandatory evacuation for the Peak 7 neighborhood and an evacuation standby order for roughly 40 homes in the Gold Hill neighborhood. A shift in the wind is pushing the wildfire north and slowing its climb up the mountain. Eight smokejumpers and a local firefighting crew are on scene. An air attack is underway with a tanker dropping flame retardant and a helicopter conducting bucket drops. The fire broke out in the Gold Hill Trail area near Breckenridge.

Children play under the bleachers during the rodeo at the annual Cheyenne Frontier Days on July 26, 2017 in Cheyenne, Wyoming.

Wild horses graze on the Bureau of Land Management's Little Book Cliffs Wilderness Study Area on August 4, 2017 near Grand Junction, Colorado.

Denver Broncos Terrell Davis salutes his bust after his speech at the Pro Football Hall of Fame Enshrinement ceremony on Aug. 5, 2017 at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium in Canton, Ohio.

The men's peloton makes its way through the Garden of the Gods race during stage one of the inaugural Colorado Classic bike race on Aug. 10, 2017 in Colorado Springs. The men's race was a total of 93.5 miles with six laps going through the Garden of the Gods and finishing on Tejon Street in downtown Colorado Springs.

Protesters march down Colfax Ave. during a Peace March from the Martin Luther King Statue in Denver's City Park to the State Capitol Aug. 13, 2017.

Ingrid Encalada Latorre and her oldest son Bryant Moya 8, take a break between interviews at the State Capitol in Denver. She was coming down to the end of her short stay of deportation, spending hours in the waiting room of the Governor or speaking on the steps of the Capitol hoping for a pardon.

Fall is arriving along the Colorado Trail on Kenosha Pass on Sept. 20, 2017 in Park County.

Good friends from left to right, Jessica Taylor, Amy Huson, Rebecca Steidl, Laura Galvin and Nicole Krier along with Sunny the dog enjoy great weather and fall colors along the Meadow Creek Trail in the Eagles Nest Wilderness near Frisco Sept. 14, 2017.

The Denver Broncos take a knee during the national anthem during their game against the Buffalo Bills on Sept. 24, 2017 at New Era Field in Orchard Park, N.Y.

Hemp farmer Buck Chavez, working for Paradox Ventures, pulls down locally grown, dried hemp plants to be processed in the gymnasium of the old Nucla schoolhouse on Oct. 18, 2017.

Rebeka Romero cries as she gets hugs from her sons Joseph, 8, left, and Travis, 10 right, after their adoption was finalized in courtroom 2A at the Lindsey-Flanigan Courthouse at 520 West Colfax Ave on Nov. 16, 2017 in Denver. Rebeka and her husband Travis have fostered Travis and Joseph and their younger sister Lilly, 4, hidden behind the three, for 22 months bringing them back together as a family unit. The Romeros have two other foster children they plan on adopting. National Adoption Day is being celebrated in many of Colorado脮s Judicial Districts throughout November, with judges and magistrates across Colorado finalizing the adoptions of 159 foster children into permanent families. Colorado is currently home to an additional 276 children waiting for permanent families. Denver Juvenile Court Judges Donna Schmalberger and Laurie Clark joined Denver District Court Judge Jay Grant and Magistrates Howard Bartlett, Melanie Gilbert and Melina Hernandez to unite 44 children with 31 families. This is the thirteenth annual celebration of National Adoption Day in Denver.

Denver Pioneers celebrate their win over the Minnesota-Duluth Bulldogs 3-2 of the NCAA Men's Ice Hockey Championship on April 8, 2017 in Chicago, Illinois at the United Center.

Standley Lake Jared Spencer dives after a hit by Green Mountain Thomas Lyall during their game on April 24, 2017 at Green Mountain High School. Spencer could not hang on to the ball after hitting the the outfield turf. Green Mountain defeated Standley Lake 11-0 in 5 innings.

Marcell Barbee (18) of Pueblo South celebrates after the second half of Pueblo South's 25-14 win in the Colorado class 4A state title game over the Pine Creek Eagles on Saturday, Dec. 2, 2017. Pine Creek versus Pueblo South.

Chandler McClellan, 7, plays outside his home in Burlington, Feb. 10, 2017. The home next to his families still remains empty. Chandler said, he misses his friend that lived next door, but the family moved away after the dad lost his job when the prison closed.

After several abandoned buildings fell in along main street, residents put up a fake downtown, made of plywood, on June 1, 2017 in Merino.

Bryce Hill pulls up in his 1965 ford truck to pick up the homecoming king and queen during halftime of the homecoming football game at Caliche High School on Oct. 20, 2017 in Iliff. The Caliche school, which is K-12, was formed after many of the small town schools closed and formed into one area school.

Items still remain inside an abandoned store in Kiowa County on June 21, 2017 in Chivington. At one point, Chivington was a railroad boomtown that had over a dozen saloons.

The sun sets over the ruin of a farm house in Baca County on June 20, 2017 in Lycan. Baca County peaked in 1930, then lost two-thirds of its population.