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Colorado lawmakers found it difficult to say no to a roomful of kids urging them to make the western tiger salamander the state amphibian.
A suburban Denver sheriff says he's going to start sending political campaigns the tab when roads have to be closed, traffic directed and deputies put on overtime.
Colorado lawmakers will begin an ethics investigation against a Republican lawmaker whose traffic stop has rocked the stability of the House GOP.
Tuesday's Republican caucuses begin at 7 p.m. Party members are asked to arrive at least 30 minutes early and to bring an ID. To participate, you have to have been a registered Republican by Dec. 7 of last year and lived in your precinct for 30 days. Visit the Colorado Republican Party website for more information.
Mitt Romney is hitting on familiar themes in his first campaign stop of 2012 in Colorado.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney will campaign in Colorado Springs Saturday afternoon in advance of Tuesday's GOP caucus.
Republicans Rick Santorum and Ron Paul are bypassing the presidential caucuses in Nevada and are looking further down the nominating calendar.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock says he's proud of the work road crews have accomplished in the first day of the winter storm that hit Colorado.
The federal government's new plan for oil shale development on public lands would keep activity off thousands of acres of environmentally sensitive areas, with new leases initially being issued strictly for research on how to commercially produce oil from oil shale in Utah, Wyoming and Colorado.
Colorado takes pride in its Western entrepreneurial spirit -- and that extends to the belief of some lawmakers that business owners should be able to use deadly force against anyone who tries to take what's theirs.
Marijuana activists are going to have to try again to see a ballot measure on recreational pot use.
Political television commercials are virtually unheard of for Colorado caucuses. But this year is different.
Circumcisions for Colorado boys could again be covered by Medicaid, a year after circumcisions were eliminated to save money.
Lawmakers will hear testimony on a proposal to allow Colorado business owners and employees the right to use deadly force against suspected intruders.
Gov. John Hickenlooper is announcing the next steps to restore the Colorado Capitol dome.
