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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.
Colorado's Secretary of State is suing the City and County of Denver over mail-in ballots.
The Obama administration will continue its push for solar energy despite growing controversy over a $528 million loan to a now-bankrupt California solar panel maker
Secretary of State Scott Gessler says he is suing Denver for automatically mailing ballots for an upcoming municipal election to inactive voters.
The military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy is officially a thing of the past of Sept. 20. Colorado politicians were among those who pushed to eliminate the policy relating to gays and lesbians in the armed forces.
The daughter of House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi is coming to Colorado to help rally fellow Democrats.
President Obama outlined his plan to cut the debt on Monday and Republicans are already attacking parts of the plan.
Colorado Treasurer Walker Stapleton filed a lawsuit against the state's pension fund board in an effort to get financial information about workers' benefits.
One-third of the races in Colorado's split Legislature could be up for grabs in 2012 under new legislative districts approved Monday, setting the stage for a nail-bitter of an election year.
Republican party officials say they want a Congressional ethics investigation into a television ad that features President Barack Obama's speech on the House floor.
A new batch of suggestions from Denver Police Officers to Denver Mayor Michael Hancock makes it clear many are hoping the new mayor dumps Independent Police Monitor Richard Rosenthal.
The chairman of a panel drawing new Colorado legislative districts says maps he's proposing would lead to more competitive races and more Hispanic influenced districts than what Democrats and Republicans have presented.
Supporters of a paid sick day initiative in Denver claim momentum is on their side after Seattle became the latest city to require businesses provide paid sick leave.
Eagle County voters will decide the fates of seven tax increase requests in this year's November election.
