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Dozens of Coloradans attended a pro-abortion rally on Saturday hosted by the Party for Socialism and Liberation in Denver.
Some long-time Colorado contractors tell CBS4 that most big projects are going to out-of-state contractors -- and CDOT is hiding the cost of some of those projects.
Every child under the age of 5 in Colorado can now receive a free book in the mail every month.
The Colorado Organization for Latina Opportunity and Reproductive Rights is standing in solidarity with many women in Mississippi, as the United States Supreme court hears arguments on a Mississippi law that could overturn 1973's Roe vs. Wade.
Gruesome discoveries at some Colorado funeral homes could result in tougher regulations for the industry.
Colorado lawmakers were paying close attention as the country's highest court heard arguments in a case that could change abortion rights across the country.
Days after firebrand conservative Rep. Lauren Boebert was harshly criticized for making anti-Muslim comments about Rep. Ilhan Omar, the two spoke by phone.
Gov. Jared Polis joined U.S. Ambassador to Mexico and former Secretary of Interior Ken Salazar to talk about U.S.-Mexico trade and the economy.
The FBI searched four homes on the Western Slope this week, connected to an alleged breach of election security and alleged misuse of campaign funds.
The Mesa County Clerk and Recorder Tina Peters is speaking out after federal agents as well as state investigators raided her home.
A multiagency task force has executed search warrants at four locations in western Colorado amid an ongoing investigation into allegations that an elections clerk was involved in a security breach of elections equipment earlier this year.
While some of the money will be distributed through competitive grant programs next year, the Colorado Department of Transportation will likely see money for road projects right away.
The Colorado Supreme Court approved new state House and Senate maps. The maps cover districts for state representation in the Colorado Legislature.
Gov. Jared Polis will head to Washington, D.C. to attend the signing of the infrastructure bill at the White House on Monday. The bill was passed by Congress on Nov. 5.
One of the lesser known provisions in the infrastructure bill could save thousands of lives by stopping drunk driving before it starts. A volunteer with MADD Colorado is among those who lobbied for it.
