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Colorado Republicans are furious over proposed Democratic-drawn districts that pit several incumbents against each other in 2012 races.
A bipartisan commission charged with redrawing Colorado Senate and House legislative districts is discussing new maps after the state Supreme Court rejected their proposals over concern that too many counties were split.
Gov. John Hickenlooper says the state will promote economic development by partnering private, public and academic organizations through an initiative called the Colorado Innovation Network.
U.S. Labor Secretary Hilda Solis is visiting Denver for meetings with Latinos about the president's jobs bill.
An anti-abortion group that sponsored an unsuccessful constitutional amendment in Mississippi said Monday it will try again next year in Colorado, Montana and Oregon.
A well-known attorney said the police in Denver are going too far in their response to the Occupy Denver protests.
A Colorado Republican's proposal for promoting oil shale research is getting a hearing.
Energy Secretary Steven Chu is in Colorado, a day after hostile questioning by Republicans on the House Energy and Commerce Committee over a federal loan to a failing solar-panel manufacturer.
Colorado House Democrats selected Rep. Mark Ferrandino as their new leader after Rep. Sal Pace stepped down from the post.
Occupy Denver protesters gathered at the City County Building in Denver at noon Thursday.
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper says waiving Medicaid spending requirements to alleviate budget pressures like Republicans suggest is not an option.
A Colorado state agency has explained to CBS4 where $9 million was spent after a state lawmaker called for an audit.
Colorado Republicans said Wednesday they'll challenge a judge's ruling on proposed congressional lines that give Democrats a chance to unseat two GOP incumbents, including one in a district always held by the party.
The overtime bill for police in Denver associated with the Occupy Denver protests is much less than previously estimated.
The Colorado Supreme Court rejected proposed state legislative districts aimed at making more races competitive on the basis that they were not "sufficiently attentive to county boundaries."
