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Colorado's redistricting impasse is giving Republican Rep. Mike Coffman ammunition to ask for campaign donations.
Republicans and Democrats were far apart on plans to redraw the state's seven districts as required after every census.
When Democrat John Hickenlooper took office in January, he promised a laser-like focus on jobs and the economy. On Thursday, as he marked his first 100 days, he said that's still his top priority.
CBS4 has been hearing from the people President Obama talked about in political specialist Shaun Boyd's exclusive interview at the White House.
Child seat requirements would be extended to classic cars with no shoulder belts under a bill given preliminary approval in the Colorado Senate over GOP objections.
Lawmakers charged with redrawing Colorado's seven congressional districts are starting over, just a day before a deadline to complete their work.
Mandatory labels on edible marijuana in Colorado have won preliminary approval in the state House. The bill requires "edibles" such as pot brownies or cannabis-infused lollipops to be packaged in childproof packages and carry labels warning that the products are not for children.
Colorado senators issued a last call for full-strength beer in convenience stores Tuesday when they rejected a measure allowing the brew.
Colorado Congresswoman Rep. Diana DeGette says federal regulation of a new drilling technique that uses fluid pressure to break open shale in the ground needs to be more strict.
President Obama sat down with CBS4 Political Specialist Shaun Boyd at the White House Monday. Obama said he is committed to Coloradans and admits that Colorado is a key state for his future and the 2012 election.
Medical marijuana users scored a victory by persuading Colorado officials to further study what constitutes being too high to drive.
The Denver mayoral race has one less candidate. Carol Boigon ended her run on Monday and endorsed Michael Hancock.
If you could ask President Barack Obama a question, what would it be?
Colorado Senate President Brandon Shaffer is asking sponsors of a bill that would merge the state wildlife and parks agencies to delay a vote so he can take another look at it.
