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Rep. Doug Lamborn's office says the Colorado Republican regrets any misunderstanding over his comments on a Denver-based radio show.
Gov. John Hickenlooper proposed Tuesday that energy companies operating in his state be required to publicly disclose the ingredients of the fluids they inject into the ground to extract more oil and gas, even though he said there is almost no chance the fluids are contaminating water wells.
Denver voters will soon get the chance to decide if businesses should be required to give employees paid sick days.
The wife of a Littleton lawmaker has lost her battle with cancer.
Congressmen and senators representing Colorado at the U.S. Capitol are talking about the ongoing debt debate as the deadline quickly approaches on reaching the debt ceiling.
How did the national debt grow so quickly in the past decade? That's a good question.
A longtime Weld County educator is being sworn in as the Legislature's newest member.
School may be out for summer, but at the state Capitol on Wednesday, school discipline was under scrutiny, specifically zero-tolerance policies that some say go too far.
Republican National Committee chairman Reince Priebus says he is building resources and relationships in Colorado as the race to defeat President Barack Obama heats up.
Gov. John Hickenlooper says his decision to close the aging Fort Lyon Correctional Facility was frustrating but necessary.
Members of an ad hoc city committee looking at the potential relocation of the National Western Stock Show out of Denver pressed event officials during their first meeting Tuesday to prove that such a move will help the show's finances and that they've examined other locations within the city.
Several state lawmakers are hiking Mount Democrat and Mount Lincoln to highlight fundraising needs for ongoing repairs to the state Capitol dome.
A lack of challengers for seats on the Greeley City Council may force the city to cancel its municipal elections this fall.
Gov. John Hickenlooper visited southeastern Colorado on Tuesday to talk with employees at a rural prison that's closing because of budget cuts.
Representatives of both parties are visiting Colorado to raise money for the 2012 presidential race.
