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Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet is continuing his emphasis on education during a speech to mark the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.
Gov. John Hickenlooper is asking everyone in Colorado to help transform the state. During his first State of the State speech Thursday Hickenlooper said he considered every Coloradan a member of his administration.
New Gov. John Hickenlooper on Thursday delivered his first State of the State address. Read the entire text.
Republicans are back in charge in Colorado's House, vowing to slash spending and stick to conservative principles as the Legislature opened its 2011 session Wednesday.
Denver has its first foreign-born mayor now that deputy mayor Bill Vidal has taken over.
A Colorado state senator involved in a fatal crash in Texas is vowing to continue working on transportation issues even though she was blocked from leading the Senate's transportation committee.
Gov. John Hickenlooper celebrated his inauguration with flair on Tuesday.
New Denver Mayor Bill Vidal has quite a personal story. He was born in Cuba, but his parents sent him to the United States and Vidal wound up in an orphanage in Pueblo.
Democrat John Hickenlooper took the oath of office Tuesday as Colorado's 42nd governor and promised to immediately go to work on the state's top issues: jobs and the economy.
Reporters have been told to expect extra security at Tuesday's inauguration of Gov.-elect John Hickenlooper. He will take the oath of office as Colorado's 42nd governor on the west steps of the state Capitol.
A Colorado man is accused of threatening to set fire around Sen. Michael Bennet's office and shoot members of his staff, prompting authorities to step up patrols around the senator's home and office.
Rep. Ed Perlmutter, known for meeting with voters in grocery stores, has put two upcoming sessions on hold after the shooting rampage at a similar event in Arizona last weekend.
U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar's chief of staff will reportedly step down in February.
A Colorado state senator involved in a fatal crash in Texas won't be appointed to head the Senate Transportation Committee.
Gov.-elect John Hickenlooper plans to lay out his goals and principles for the next four years during his inaugural on Tuesday and his state of the state speech on Thursday.
