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Colorado is considering holding primary elections sooner, in June, to comply with federal voting requirements.
Senate Democratic Leader John Morse -- who collected legislative payments on days he golfed, traveled and got haircuts -- was cleared of wrongdoing Tuesday by an ethics ruling.
The nation's first proposed state-backed investment bank for the marijuana business failed Tuesday after a fiery debate in the Colorado House.
A series of budget cuts in Colorado has gotten final approval in the state Senate.
The new head of the Colorado Republican Party says the federal budget will be the key focus for the 2012 election.
Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet is starting his week in the classroom.
A Colorado mom says she and her family were watching TV in their pajamas when she heard President Barack Obama read from an email telling him how a government shutdown could spoil her son's school trip to Washington.
Colorado's looming budget cuts threaten more than schools and state jobs -- they also could put lives at stake.
A $100 million budget deficit, a police department under scrutiny, an over-budget mass transportation project and the chance to work in the long shadow of one of the city's most popular politicians.
Colorado senators have given preliminary approval to a $7 billion budget plan.
Congressmen from Colorado, both Democrats and Republicans, are commenting on the impending federal government shutdown on Friday.
A new ad casts several of the candidates in Denver's mayoral race as money grubbing politicians who care more about their salaries than Denver families.
A group of Boulder teenagers is going to Capitol Hill to save lives. Their cause: prevent eating disorders.
The Denver City Council has lost one of its members to cancer. District 8 Councilwoman Carla Madison died on Tuesday. She was elected to her post in June 2007.
A proposal to require 30 minutes of daily physical activity for Colorado elementary students is headed to the governor.
