Bogota

Powerful winter storms are affecting Bogotá and are predicted to last until December. An industrial fire has also affected the air quality.

A report released by the Bogotá Chamber of Commerce reveals interesting stats on how Bogotanos perceive insecurity and crime levels.

Private bus operators went on strike Monday in Bogotá angered at the recent mobility legislation which extends the license plate restriction.

Bogotá is the focus of research into what is “real” and what is “imagined.” Sometimes they come together and generate emotional “atmospheres.”

Inhabitants of Bogotá should brace themselves for more taxes as the Metro runs up the tab before initial construction.

Botero and El Dorado gold have caught the attention of the international traveler, with two Bogotá museum on the "top" list of TripAdvisor.

The weekend hosts the Boarding Schools and Summer Camp fair for parents interested in global learning environments.

Ahead of Tuesday's key UN climate change forum in New York, a mass rally is scheduled Sunday in Bogotá.

A new exclusive bus lane for the SITP buses generates debate over mobility and the future of the Carrera Séptima.

The Constitutional Court votes to allow bullfighting in Bogotá. The word is out if Mayor Petro will abide by the historic ruling.

One tour operator in Bogotá wants to scare clients into believing that the real fun happens six feet under.

Why get stressed over Bogotá traffic? Here are some thrilling rides that are out there, and for free.

Bogotá’s dingy and dubiously titled ‘Museo de la Basura’ has strange curatorial powers, especially when mixed with whiskey.

The mayor decrees extended vehicle restrictions Thursday to avoid security issues with the World Cup.

Time seems to stand still in Colombia's capital. Despite digital and decay, some clocks are turning their hands once again.

As schools close for the summer there are many options to keep your little ones entertained in the vibrant city.