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Opponents of Proposition 103 say it will cost jobs in Colorado. Supporters say kids in our state are already paying a price. CBS4 Political Specialist Shaun Boyd gives the latest Prop 103 ad a Reality Check.
Gov. John Hickenlooper is making major changes to the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade.
Secretary of State Scott Gessler is slashing fees on business filings to boost jobs.
Colorado Sen. Mark Udall says if insurgents harm U.S. personnel in Afghanistan from safe havens inside Pakistan, "all bets are off."
Gov. John Hickenlooper has picked Brian Boatright to join the Colorado Supreme Court.
President Barack Obama's student loan announcement at Denver's Auraria campus got a rowdy reception -- but many students and graduates who watched him lay out his plan to ease debt payments said their fears are far from eased.
Occupy Wall Street protesters said Wednesday they took two demonstrators to a Denver hospital with symptoms of hypothermia during an overnight snowstorm.
Colorado Sen. Mark Udall and 12 other Democrats on the Senate Intelligence and Judiciary committees are opposing detainee provisions in the National Defense Authorization Act.
While the line for tickets to see the president's Wednesday speech on Denver's Auraria campus stretched around the Starz Film Center box office, some in the line shared mixed opinions about where the country is headed.
Occupy Denver protesters showed no signs of leaving Civic Center Park on Sunday.
Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet's 2010 campaign could provide a road map for how President Barack Obama can win in the West next year.
The Occupy Denver movement continued through the streets of downtown Denver Saturday afternoon, but with a significantly smaller crowd than last weekend.
Rep. Mike Coffman, R-Colorado, supports the president's decision that all American troops will be pulled out of Iraq by year's end, but worries about the future of the country.
It's one of Denver's most well-known tourist spots- the 16th Street Mall. Thousands descend on the mall to eat and shop, but the city said 100-200 people sleep on the mall at night, and that can be a deterrent.
The cost to the City of Denver for the Occupy Denver protests and activities is approximately $365,000.
