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A Colorado county elections clerk under investigation by federal and state authorities for an alleged security breach of voting machines has been ordered to appear in court to respond to allegations that she lied about recording a court hearing.
Congresswoman Lauren Boebert sent an apparent fundraising email to supporters after heckling President Joe Biden during the State of the Union.
Rep. Jason Crow led a congressional delegation to Ukraine in December and met with Ukrainian leaders last week while at the Munich security conference.
Former Colorado Gov. Bill Owens has resigned as chairman of the supervisory board of one of Russia's largest banks, Credit Bank of Moscow, an institution that is investor-owned.
More Colorado lawmakers have taken a stand to support the people of Ukraine.
Two of Colorado's most well-known buildings are being lit in blue and yellow to show support for Ukraine.
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg visited a stretch of Interstate 70 on Friday that has had a rough year.
Two state senators, with personal ties to Ukraine, made an emotional appeal to their colleagues to pass a Resolution condemning Russia's invasion of the country.
Imma Ferrer applied for citizenship last year only to discover the lone copy of her immigration papers was locked in a cave.
Some members of Colorado's Congressional delegation sit on committees that will be key in the response or fallout to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
It was stop number one of two for Pete Buttigieg Thursday afternoon at the base of Floyd Hill, joined by several of Colorado's heavy political hitters to talk about the future of I-70 and Colorado infrastructure on the roads.
Garcia has served for the last decade in the state legislature and presided over the Senate through a pandemic, recession, civil unrest, and deepening political divide.
The deaths of five people in Commerce City allegedly from fentanyl has renewed calls by police and prosecutors to change a state law that makes possession of four grams or less of most drugs a misdemeanor.
A Japanese Internment Camp in Colorado will become a National Historic Site under a bill President Joe Biden is expected to sign.
A bill that passed the Senate Education Committee unanimously would increase funding by $93 million.
