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Familiar themes will dominate the 2012 legislative session -- economic growth, school funding and taxes -- but they'll be complicated by an election year in which lawmakers are fighting to keep their seats and a few are running for Congress.
Golden has filed a lawsuit challenging the federal government's granting of a 300-foot swath of land through the former Rock Flats nuclear weapons plant for a toll road that would cut through town.
A Colorado lawmaker who had planned on introducing a bill that would have made it harder for married couples with children to get a divorce has changed his mind.
In a sort of power lunch for the not-so-powerful, President Barack Obama broke bread Friday with four winners of a contest for people who give to his campaign in small amounts.
A month before Colorado's Republican presidential caucuses, uncertainty about which candidates will be left in the race is only one big question. The other unknown: What role will tea party groups play?
The newly formed Colorado Black Caucus is hosting its first event.
Budget cuts and the winding down of wars in Iraq and Afghanistan will have long-term ramifications for the large Army and Air Force presence in Colorado as details of a new defense strategy become public in coming weeks.
Legislators from both parties are pushing bills aimed at boosting Colorado economic development, with Republicans focusing on scaling back business regulation and Democrats seeking incentives for companies to buy state products and hire local workers.
Colorado voters may soon be asked again to vote on a new marijuana initiative. The petition asks voters to legalize marijuana for adults.
Abortion opponents could begin gathering signatures this week on a third Colorado ballot measure to challenge federal abortion rights.
Colorado Republicans moved their caucus to Feb. 7 in hopes of playing a bigger role in choosing their party's nominee. Watch reaction to this move from CBS4 Political Specialist Shaun Boyd, Colorado GOP Party Chair and Colorado Democrat Party Chair.
All city parks in the City of Boulder will shut down overnight. Enforcement will begin Wednesday.
Marijuana legalization activists in Colorado are ready to turn in signatures to put the question on ballots this fall.
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar wants to find ways to preserve the history and natural resources in the San Luis Valley, the region where he was born and raised.
A Colorado lawmaker wants to make it harder for couples to get divorced.
