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Denver Mayor Michael Hancock's administration has backed off a plan to bar cameras and recording devices from background briefings.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock's administration says it will bar recording devices from background briefings with the press to keep the lines of communications open.
Officials around Colorado are debating a new court ruling allowing them to hold votes behind closed doors.
After the downgrading of America's credit rating the finger pointing was clear at a town hall meeting in Loveland hosted by Rep. Cory Gardner on Monday.
More than 100 new laws are going into effect in Colorado.
A group of Democrats and civil-rights activists planned to visit the Colorado Springs office of Republican Rep. Doug Lamborn Monday to express outrage over his recent comparison of the president to a "tar baby."
An increase in Spanish speakers could require 16 more Colorado counties to provide election materials in that language.
A Colorado-chartered workers' compensation insurer will no longer administer the claims of state employees following disagreements with state officials over lavish trips and other things.
Gov. John Hickenlooper is considering a proposal to privatize the state-chartered workers' compensation insurance fund.
Republican Rep. Scott Tipton is meeting with constituents in Grand Junction for the first time since voting against the debt ceiling plan.
Colorado Secretary of State Scott Gessler has barred Pitkin County from enforcing its own campaign finance rules along with state rules.
Sen. Michael Bennet spoke to voters in Denver on Wednesday. He responded to questions about the debt deal struck this week by congress and signed by the president.
Sen. Mark Udall says he has concerns about domestic surveillance going on in the country that might be far broader in scope than most people realize.
A Colorado commission that's redrawing the state's legislative districts is listening to what the public has to say about its initial maps.
Both of Colorado's senators backed a compromise bill to prevent a government default -- with some regrets.
