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Colorado business owners on Friday asked state members of Congress to do a better job of working together in a report to both senators and the governor.
Colorado's congressional delegation is responding to President Barack Obama's speech on a timeline for U.S. troop withdrawal from Afghanistan.
A fledgling outdoorsmen's group released a broad agenda Wednesday aimed at giving conservation-minded sportsmen's groups a united voice before federal policy makers.
A Boulder city councilman wants to put a referendum on the November ballot that calls for amending the U.S. Constitution to abolish corporate personhood.
The Colorado Supreme Court has ruled records of official cellphone calls made by former Gov. Bill Ritter made while in office are not public records.
Mitt Romney is taking his presidential ambitions to Colorado, a swing state where he "intends to campaign vigorously," his spokesman said Monday.
A newspaper reports that two of Colorado's nine member Congressional delegation have potential conflicts between their finances and assignments in Congress.
A Denver City Councilman is fighting a law that allows police to impound a driver's car if they aren't carrying a drivers license.
Mayor-Elect Michael Hancock has released at least five months worth of personal cell phone records in response to media requests for those records. The release follows media reports suggesting a link between Hancock and a now defunct prostitution business known as Denver Players/Denver Sugar.
Mayor-elect Michael Hancock's wife, Mary Louise Lee, has big plans for the city when she becomes First Lady of Denver. Lee is a locally-acclaimed actress and vocalist who is used to being in the spotlight.
The governor's office confirmed to CBS4 Wednesday morning that most state of Colorado websites are inaccessible to online visitors.
Rep. Cory Gardner has withdrawn as a co-sponsor of a bill to provide tax credits for natural gas development after conservatives objected.
There are some big names helping mayor-elect Michael Hancock with his transition. Hancock named 10 co-chairs to the panel on Friday.
Former Democratic Rep. Betsy Markey is among the top in payments made to staff before leaving office.
Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar is noncommittal about serving a second term for President Barack Obama.
