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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.
President Barack Obama is in Denver on Tuesday to tour Abraham Lincoln High School and to speak about the nation's economy. Read digital notes about the visit written by CBS4's Rick Sallinger.
When President Barack Obama visits Abraham Lincoln High School on Tuesday, he's pitching another economic stimulus in a state where he faces an uphill re-election battle next year.
Colorado lawmakers are directing auditors to research how to examine online schools K-12 schools after Democratic Senate President Brandon Shaffer expressed concern over student failure rates at the schools.
President Barack Obama is heading to Denver to pitch his jobs plan in the city where he accepted the Democratic nomination. But as he's acknowledged at fundraisers up and down the West Coast, this election isn't like 2008.
Colorado Democratic Senate President Brandon Shaffer requested an emergency audit examining online K-12 schools Monday.
The Colorado County Clerks Association is opposing efforts by Secretary of State Scott Gessler to make ballots available for public review.
The Colorado Republican Party has decided to move up its presidential caucuses.
President Obama is pushing a plan to let states do away with part of the no child left behind education law.
President Barack Obama's visit to Colorado next week will be at a high school in Denver when the president will promote his jobs bill.
Secretary of State Scott Gessler attended a fundraiser in Fort Collins Thursday evening. The fundraiser is raising money to pay for a fine that Gessler levied against the Larimer County Republican Party.
Donations are falling short to make repairs to the state Capitol, despite attempts to raise millions of dollars needed to bring the dome and building back to its original glory.
It appears the U.S. Justice Department ponied up serious taxpayer dollars for coffee and soda at the Grand Hyatt in downtown Denver.
