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Immigrant rights groups are enthusiastic about a plan by the Obama administration to review all of the pending 7,800 deportation cases in Colorado.
The City of Denver offers an apology after the Denver Police Department released transcripts of text messages sent between officers patrolling the Occupy Denver protests.
A dispute is brewing over draft language to change how security is overseen for voting machines used in Colorado.
Former Colorado Speaker of the House Andrew Romanoff said Tuesday he won't run for Congress in the 6th District, ending weeks of speculation on whether he would campaign for a seat that's more favorable to Democrats because of new congressional lines.
The Colorado Supreme Court has upheld a lower court ruling siding with Democrats in a fight over congressional redistricting that could give them a chance of unseating Republican Mike Coffman.
Republicans who control the Colorado House have the chance to put their stamp on the state budget next year.
Drawing new legislative districts has become a finger-pointing mess between Republicans and Democrats.
There's little doubt President Barack Obama has won high esteem among Native Americans by breaking through a logjam of inaction on issues that matter to them.
Colorado's lightning-rod elections chief, Scott Gessler, smiles when asked if he's surprised how often he ruffles feathers. The Republican secretary of state doesn't seem to mind the question.
The Colorado Supreme Court is hearing arguments Thursday in a Republican appeal challenging a judge's ruling siding with Democratic-drawn congressional lines that would put Rep. Mike Coffman's safe GOP district in play next year.
Congressman Scott Tipton says the U.S. Forest Service forced Powderhorn Mountain Resort to surrender water rights so the ski area could open in two weeks.
Occupy protestors interrupted Gov. John Hickenlooper at the Garden of the Gods Tuesday afternoon.
A group planning to nominate an independent presidential candidate online has won a spot on Colorado's 2012 ballot.
Democrats scored a big victory Tuesday with the approval of preliminary Colorado legislative districts that would force Republican leadership to battle their own party members for re-election next year.
Colorado Rep. Mike Coffman has been meeting with civilians in Afghanistan, and he says they're worried.