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Fewer Colorado Republicans participated in Tuesday's presidential caucuses than four years ago.
Republican presidential contender Rick Santorum won the Colorado caucus, one of three states that voted on Tuesday. He also won in Minnesota's non-binding caucus and Missouri's primary.
Colorado Republicans were divided on their presidential candidates Tuesday but united by a common conviction that the nation is headed in the wrong direction.
A Colorado lawmaker has until Saturday to respond to an ethics commission investigation, but she will not face weapons charges.
About 100 voters are attending the Republican caucuses at Aurora's Foxbridge Middle School. Some say they're backing Mitt Romney because they believe he has the best chance of defeating President Barack Obama.
Prominent Colorado Democrats said Tuesday that Republican Mitt Romney is out of touch with the people of Colorado.
No matter who wins Tuesday, Colorado Republicans have a big victory on their hands.
In heavily Republican Weld County, party officials expect around 5,000 people to participate in the GOP presidential caucus.
Note to Republican presidential contenders: Colorado's political terrain is as rocky as its mountains.
Democratic proposals to limit oil and gas drilling have been defeated in Colorado's Republican House.
Republican state Rep. B.J. Nikkel of Loveland says she won't seek re-election this fall.
A lawmaker is proposing a law aimed at keeping registered nonprofit cemeteries in check by requiring at least one grave space owner serve on the board that governs them.
Colorado's caucuses offer the Republican candidates for president a glimpse of their support in the Mountain West.
Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum are in Colorado making last-minute pleas for votes ahead of the precinct caucuses.
Colorado lawmakers found it difficult to say no to a roomful of kids urging them to make the western tiger salamander the state amphibian.
