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Denver Public Safety Manager Murphy Robinson says Denver City Councilwoman Candi CdeBaca's former Chief of Staff refused to meet with his new city council liaison because she's white.
A new survey finds most Denver police officers are not vaccinated against COVID-19.
Gov. Jared Polis amended an executive order on Friday to give them more time to collect the money they applied for from rental assistance programs.
Former Colorado Governor Dick Lamm has died, just four days shy of his 86th birthday.
More than 200,000 voters in Colorado support an increase on the sales tax for recreational marijuana.
Former Colorado Gov. Dick Lamm, who successfully fought to stop the 1976 Winter Olympics from being held in Colorado even though they had been awarded to the state, has died.
CNN's Gary Tuchman visited Moffat County to ask medical experts in the hot zone how they feel about their representative's advice.
Another election is just around the corner and it will likely include three statewide ballot measures.
Mother Nature changed the history books in Denver on Wednesday afternoon when the temperature hit 99 degrees at Denver International Airport.
Colorado may be in line to get more money for fighting wildfires. Colorado Congressman Joe Neguse passed an amendment through the U.S. House to increase federal funding for wildland fire management by $2 million.
Colorado's new legislative redistricting map is drawing criticism from people who say it's racially gerrymandered.
While discussing Denver's future, focused on bringing solutions for homelessness, crime, and economic equity in the State of the City address, Mayor Michael Hancock also wanted to leave one lasting legacy at the National Western Complex.
Go big or go home. That was Denver Mayor Michael Hancock's motto for his State of the City address on Monday.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock delivered the State of the City address on Monday morning. He said the recovery from the coronavirus pandemic is underway and is providing new opportunities.
As the Delta variant of coronavirus surges in Colorado, some Black community leaders are using their voices to increase the vaccination rate among African Americans, many of whom are wary of the vaccine.
