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An attack ad that features Gov. John Hickenlooper has sparked a heated debate in the Denver mayoral race. That ad is no longer on the air.
An interesting strategy game is playing out in Denver's mayoral race. Michael Hancock has released an ad promising he won't go negative, even as Chris Romer goes on the attack.
Colorado congressman Ed Perlmutter is presenting the Purple Heart to an 83-year-old man who was wounded during the Korean War.
A mayoral endorsement is typically a low-key news conference, but not on Tuesday when former Mayor Federico Pena announced he's backing Chris Romer in the runoff election.
Colorado's state House and Senate districts are getting new legislative boundaries next year to account for population change.
A state senator says he'll try to put an initiative on the Colorado ballot to raise income and sales taxes to collect about $3 billion for the state's dwindling education budget.
The first attack ad is out between Chris Romer and Michael Hancock in the Denver mayor's race. Watch CBS4 Political Specialist Shaun Boyd's Reality Check.
Marijuana advocates racked up big wins in this year's session of the Colorado Legislature. Now they're turning their sights to a bigger effort -- full legalization on the 2012 ballot.
The U.S. treasury secretary says failure by Congress to raise the national debt ceiling would ruin the nation's economy.
Denver Mayoral Candidate Michael Hancock said he "messed up" when responding to a question about creationism being taught in public schools.
Gov. John Hickenlooper signed a bill into law aimed at reducing bullying in Colorado schools.
Gov. John Hickenlooper signed the bill that threatened to send the Colorado Legislature into a special session because it set rules for state agencies and lawmakers were at odds over it.
Sen. Michael Bennet is trying to drum up support for the Dream Act. The Democrat from Colorado talked to students at West High School in Denver on Friday.
Colorado congressman Doug Lamborn says the least graphic of the Osama bin Laden photos should be made public.
Colorado lawmakers proposed a raft of divisive bills from immigration to civil unions during the 2011. But a split Legislature prevented any of them from going to the governors' desk.
