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A constitutional amendment to repeal Colorado's gay marriage ban and replace it with language saying marriage is allowed regardless of sex could be headed to the 2012 ballot.
State Sen. Rollie Heath says schools need more help than an initiative to raise taxes can offer.
Few members of Congress are as passionate about improving education as Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet.
Members of Denver City Council are defending their decision to repeal a law passed by voters. The council voted 9-1 Monday night to overturn the law.
Republican Rep. Cory Gardner talked with CBS4 about what he thought about the deficit negotiations.
Colorado lawmakers say they're being deluged with emails and letters asking them to make it a crime for failing to report the death of a child within one hour.
The Larimer County Republican Party is asking the secretary of state to waive campaign finance fines because the party believes it was the victim of criminal actions by its former chairman.
A proposal to make pot legal for recreational use in Colorado faces another legal challenge.
Colorado residents are urging a state panel working on redrawing state House and Senate districts to keep their communities mostly untouched and with other places that share similar services and interests.
Tax basher Douglas Bruce is wasting no time fighting tax-evasion charges, telling reporters that the case against him is a "piece of crap" and that he's being targeted because he's a vocal critic of government spending.
Anti-tax crusader Douglas Bruce is denying allegations that he illegally offered legal advice to people last year.
The editor-in-chief of The Atlantic magazine and brother of U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet is due in traffic court he was arrested in Aspen on suspicion of driving under the influence.
Rep. Diana DeGette has proposed a smaller version of a wilderness bill she's pushed unsuccessfully for years.
A Colorado rancher is in Washington to tell Congress about a proposed rule that she says would hurt beef producers.
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper asked for the resignation of three members of the state's gaming commission over their decision to give casinos a tax break.
