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Councilwoman Carol Boigon plans to announce her candidacy Thursday. She has served at large on the council the last eight years.
James Mejia is launching his campaign for Denver mayor.
Sen. Michael Bennet showed his support for President Obama's tax compromise in an interview in CBS4's studios Monday.
Republican and Democratic candidates spent $2.9 million this year on the top 15 races for Colorado's Legislature -- and outside groups spent up to 10 times that amount under new campaign finance laws, candidates estimate.
Colorado's next governor is busy wrapping up his duties as Mayor of Denver and getting ready for his new gig.
Governor-elect John Hickenlooper is getting ready to celebrate his inauguration as Governor of Colorado next month. But don't expect anything too over the top.
John Hickenlooper isn't sure whether he'll move into the governor's mansion when he takes office next month.
John Hickenlooper and Joe Garcia are promising to be frugal when they celebrate their inauguration next month. Colorado's 42nd governor and lieutenant governor will be sworn in Jan. 11th.
The moment Bill Ritter won the gubernatorial election, the Ritters' lives were turned upside down. Colorado's First Lady Jeannie Ritter is candid about the impact of the last four years.
U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet says he will support the compromise between the White House and Republicans on tax cuts despite reservations.
An atheist group has paid for billboards that protest the Nativity scene display at the Denver City County Building.
State Sen. Chris Romer plans to join the race for Denver mayor. The Denver Democrat announced his candidacy Tuesday. He previously filed paperwork with the city clerk to explore running.
Coloradans are offering their ideas to Gov.-elect John Hickenlooper's transition team on challenges and opportunities facing the state, including suggestions to put young people to work making homes energy efficient and sending out an advocate to court small business opportunities.
A special prosecutor has charged Elmer "Butch" Hicks, the former treasurer for the Adams County Democratic Party, with four felony counts and three misdemeanors for allegedly embezzling party funds to pay his personal expenses.
