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The Boulder County Clerk and Recorder's Office is trying to intercept 140 ballots that were mistakenly sent to residents who live outside the city limits.
With election day in Denver just a little more than two weeks away, more ads are hitting the airwaves. One of those is urging voters to oppose a paid sick day measure. CBS4's Political Specialist has a Reality Check.
Rep. Mark Coffman says the death of Muammar Qaddafi is a "great day for the Libyan people but we don't know if it's a great day for the American people yet."
Former President George W. Bush says he continues to have a "great passion" for education even though he considers himself to only be an observer in politics these days.
County clerks say hundreds of ballots for this year's county and state election are being returned because they cannot be delivered.
Political specialist Shaun Boyd sat down with the governor on Wednesday to talk about the Occupy Denver protest.
A bill is on its way to President Barack Obama that could give a huge boost to the Colorado mountain economy.
A bill that would make it clear that ski resorts are not just for winter activities has passed the U.S. Senate and is on the way to President Barack Obama for his signature.
Democratic U.S. Reps. Ed Perlmutter and Jared Polis testified in a lawsuit over how Colorado should redraw its congressional districts to reflect population changes during the last 10 years.
Pitkin County election officials say they will allow limited inspection of ballots cast in the 2010 election after the Colorado Court of Appeals ruled ballots must be made public as long as they don't identify voters.
Colorado lawmakers on the Water Conservation Review Committee are questioning whether the government has a place in citizens' bathrooms.
The campaign for a healthy Denver has rolled out a giant germ to make its case for paid sick days.
U.S. Republican Rep. Scott Tipton doubled his re-election campaign fundraising haul this quarter after his Democratic challenger got off to a fast start in his effort to unseat him.
U.S. Rep. Scott Tipton says his sprawling district in south and western Colorado is a competitive seat that is unified by rural and agricultural and does not need to change drastically.
A state lawmaker is considering introducing a bill that would eliminate paying state workers for unused leave and sick time, which could mean a savings of about $367 million.
