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Two women from Colorado are among those invited to Washington to attend President Barack Obama's State of the Union address.
State tourism leaders spent Monday at the Capitol. Their goal is to educate lawmakers about the importance of tourism in Colorado and the benefits it provides to state revenue.
President Barack Obama is stopping at Buckley Air Force Base in Aurora Thursday on a five-state swing to follow his State of the Union address.
If there's one thing Colorado's sharply divided Legislature agrees on, it's the importance of jobs.
Read and watch the latest investigations by CBS4 reporters Brian Maass and Rick Sallinger.
President Obama will deliver his State of the Union speech Tuesday night. While one U.S. senator from Colorado is calling for the two parties to sit together, one of the state's congressmen says he won't even show up.
Just ask people on the street if you want to hear what they think of the gridlock that has leaders in Washington looking like the parking lot at Sports Authority Field at Mile High after a Broncos game.
After months of discussion, a group called the Structural Financial Task Force on Monday afternoon turned over its final report to Denver Mayor Michael Hancock and city council.
A proposal to allow concealed weapons without a permit on schools and colleges is getting its first hearing.
New teacher tenure rules proposed for Colorado have easily cleared their first review by state lawmakers who asked for them.
Colorado GOP congressman Doug Lamborn is skipping President Barack Obama's state of the union speech.
New teacher tenure rules proposed for Colorado are getting their first review by state lawmakers who asked for them.
Two lawmakers are introducing bills aimed at giving struggling homeowners more options if they're facing foreclosure.
Colorado Democrats have chosen a Longmont social caseworker to be the newest member of the Colorado House of Representatives.
Hit-and-run drivers would face tougher penalties under a bill at the state Capitol. Supporters want to fix a law they say can encourage the guilty driver to run.
