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A suburban Denver man has been convicted of voting twice in county elections in 2008 and again in 2009.
Gov. John Hickenlooper is making good on his promise to cut red tape, slashing more than 840 rules and regulations in the Colorado Department of Human Services.
Partisan friction over new legislative districts in some of the Colorado's most populous counties took an unexpected twist.
The four members of Colorado's Congressional delegation who have done interviews on CBS4 newscasts since Obama's speech on Thursday night agree that it's time to work together to help change this country's economic direction.
A Denver man is hoping to hear of some good news on the jobs front in the president's speech to Congress Thursday night.
A Denver man will sit with First Lady Michelle Obama for the president's Thursday night's speech to Congress.
More than two dozen Colorado state lawmakers are reviving a "prayer caucus" to meet during the legislative session to pray and talk about their faith.
Gov. John Hickenlooper is preparing to re-assign responsibility of a federal anti-terrorism grant program for the third time in a decade.
Members of Colorado's only statewide anti-hunger group are meeting in Denver.
CBS4 political specialist Shaun Boyd spoke to two businesses with very different positions on Denver sick day initiative..
To hear John Salazar tell it, Congress is no place for a farmer.
A new proposed congressional map suggests sweeping changes to Colorado's districts to reflect the state's growing Hispanic population.
A recount of 2010 election ballots in Saguache County has confirmed the winners in races for a county commissioner's seat and the county clerk's office.
President Barack Obama will visit the Denver area as part of a series of stops in western states to talk about the economy.
Denverites and Coloradans seem to be okay paying for stadiums and arenas to keep their favorite teams in town, but they may not feel the same way about building bobsled tracks, CBSDenver.com blogger Dominic Dezzutti writes.