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Colorado is expected to be a highly competitive swing state during the general election in November and the state should expect more visits by the candidates.
Two Colorado state legislators say a stable regulatory environment is what makes it possible for energy developers to do business.
Two Republican presidential candidates who have given up on the Florida primary vote campaigned in Colorado Tuesday in hopes of a strong showing in next week's caucuses.
Read the latest news about the statewide and local races in Colorado and Colorado's role in the presidential race in our Campaign 2012 section.
Joe Coors Jr., the great-grandson of brewery founder Adolph Coors, announced Tuesday that he'll challenge congressional Democratic incumbent Rep. Ed Perlmutter in Colorado's 7th District.
A proposal to create an online registry for animal cruelty convicts akin to databases for sex offenders failed Monday as Colorado lawmakers worried that it would unfairly label some people.
A Colorado Republican lawmaker suspected of driving under the influence, whose arrest was spared because of a state law, apologized to her colleagues Monday and said she's not above the law.
The first new law in Colorado this year is a measure to cut red tape -- for lawmakers.
Colorado could treat animal abusers like sex offenders by requiring them to register online and tell police where they live.
World leaders met in Switzerland to talk about improving economic development and Gov. John Hickenlooper is there.
A traffic stop is raising a lot of eyebrows in Denver. A state lawmaker was pulled over and police think she may have been drunk.
State Rep. Laura Bradford has been suspended from her post as chairman of the House Local Government Committee after a traffic stop.
Talk about red tape: Colorado's Department of Human Services last year proposed regulating child care businesses down to the number of crayons per box and the color of dolls kids can play with.
A Denver sheriff's deputy cleared of criminal charges for slapping a female inmate is now attempting to get her job back. Read CBS4 Investigator Brian Maass' report.
It was a tasty day at the Colorado Capitol as lawmakers gave initial approval to a bill to expand food sales without requiring commercial kitchens.
