Watch CBS News
President Barack Obama's declining popularity has inspired Republicans as they court potential Latino votes in Colorado, a swing state where joblessness disproportionately hurts the fastest-growing demographic.
Rep. Jared Polis of Colorado has announced the birth of a new son, making him the only openly gay member of Congress to be a parent.
More high profile groups are speaking out against Initiative 300. That's the Denver proposal to force employers to pay for sick time.
A proposed ballot measure to legalize marijuana for recreational use in Colorado has survived two legal challenges.
Backers of an initiative that would let private employees and city workers earn up to 72 hours of paid sick days a year are using the deadly listeria outbreak to promote their cause.
The Colorado Court of Appeals has ruled that ballots must be made public as long as they don't identify voters.
Some pharmacies in Colorado are hiring armed security because of soaring prescription drug thefts.
Colorado Democratic state party chair Rick Palacio says Republican congressman Scott Tipton is trying to pack a town hall meeting in Ridgway with opponents of a federal wilderness bill to keep out supporters of the plan.
A former Democrat who ran as an unaffiliated state representative candidate says Colorado's campaign contribution rules are unfair to candidates who don't belong to the two major parties.
Two Democratic members of Congress asked Tuesday for a federal review of a decision by Colorado's top elections officer to challenge a Denver decision to mail early ballots to inactive voters.
In CBS4 Political Specialist Shaun Boyd's latest Reality Check report, she put President Obama's speech at Denver's Lincoln High School under the microscope.
President Barack Obama brought his jobs pitch to Colorado Tuesday, getting a warm but not boisterous reception in the city where he signed into law the sweeping stimulus law more than two years ago.
A dispute over which Colorado voters should get ballots by mail has a new wrinkle: military voters.
Six of Denver's city Council members are going on record to oppose the Sick Day Initiative.
Part of President Obama's job creation plans includes renovating schools across the country.
