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Colorado Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper shot down rumblings of a potential 2016 presidential run, saying Tuesday that he "couldn't possibly win."
Abortion opponents could begin gathering signatures this week on a third Colorado ballot measure to challenge federal abortion rights.
Colorado Republicans are wasting no time educating voters on party caucus plans.
Marijuana legalization activists in Colorado are turning in signatures Wednesday to put the question on ballots this fall.
A defense bill signed by President Barack Obama over the weekend includes more than $400 million for Colorado construction projects.
Read the latest political blog entry from Dominic Dezzutti, producer of the Colorado Decides debate series, a co-production of CBS4 and Colorado Public Television.
Approaching his first anniversary in office, Gov. John Hickenlooper's administration is known more for orchestrating compromise than driving policy.
Young athletes in Colorado schools are getting protections from concussions with new guidelines for coaches and an agricultural tax break is going away as a handful of new laws take effect Jan. 1.
A federal appeals court in Denver has been asked to revive a lawsuit accusing the current president of Rwanda of ordering the 1994 deaths of the leaders of Rwanda and Burundi.
A controversial defense spending bill includes a massive economic boost to the Denver metro area. It includes $141 million for a construction project at Buckley Air Force Base.
The number of sexual assaults at military academies increased nearly 60 percent in the past academic year, according to a new report by the Department of Defense.
Gov. John Hickenlooper wants to restore $89 million in funding to public schools because state revenues are expected to be higher than originally thought.
Newly drawn Colorado legislative districts are prompting some lawmakers to leave their seats or enter other contests next year.
Marijuana isn't the kind of thing one expects to be asked about on a trip to a county administrative building. But folks outside an Arapahoe County building on a recent afternoon were surprisingly receptive to two men gathering signatures to petition a pot question onto ballots next year.
