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The city of Denver backed off a plan Thursday to remove items left by anti-Wall Street protesters on a downtown sidewalk that has become their base, at least for now.
Colorado's campaign finance rules are either roadblocks to free speech or necessary to keep big money in check when it comes to campaigns, according to testimony Thursday from supporters and critics of proposed changes.
Rick Perry says he wants to be the Tim Tebow of the Iowa caucuses.
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper and leaders from the Legislature will be talking about the upcoming 2012 session.
Campaign finance changes suggested by Colorado's divisive Republican elections chief are up for public review.
State lawmakers want to give businesses that hire Coloradans a leg up in winning state contracts.
Colorado Democratic leaders say the first bill they'll introduce in the next legislative session aims to give bidding preference to companies that employ mostly workers living in the state.
A horrific crash that killed two people may be the catalyst for tighter laws banning cell phone use while driving.
As the federal debt soars to $15 trillion, a Colorado senator is fighting for a constitutional amendment that would require Congress balance the budget every year.
Colorado Senate Republican Leader Bill Cadman says GOP Sen. Keith King has "gracefully bowed out" of running for re-election in a new Democratic-drawn district that pit both lawmakers in the same seat next year.
U.S. Senator Michael Bennet is unveiling a bill that would help keep foreign students with high-tech skills in the United States.
The Colorado Supreme Court approved Democratic-drawn legislative districts Monday that force key Republican incumbents to face off next year if they want to be re-elected.
Rep. Diana DeGette took a shot at Colorado Secretary of State Scott Gessler on Saturday. She says he's turned Colorado into Ground Zero for voter rights suppression.
Colorado's best known tax opponent went on trial Friday for tax evasion, as the government accused him of hiding millions through a sham charity set up to avoid taxes.
Colorado Republicans urged the state Supreme Court to reject Democratic-drawn legislative districts the GOP calls "politically vindictive" because they draw several Republican incumbents into the same seats.
