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Gov. Jared Polis says with a new administration, he anticipates there will be new direction when it comes to the coronavirus pandemic response.
Rep. Lauren Boebert called it a "job-killing amendment."
Making immigration a priority on day one of his administration, the inauguration of President Joseph Biden has given a morale boost to some women who have taken sanctuary in Colorado.
Overnight former President Donald Trump pardoned his former chief strategist Steven Bannon but didn't pardon a man from Castle Rock named in the same indictment.
Vice President Kamala Harris was honored by her sorority on Wednesday for her historic accomplishments.
There were a few demonstrators around the state Capitol and some people marching along city streets but the gatherings were in large part, peaceful.
The president arguably utilized social media more effectively than any other politician in United States history, and now researchers at Colorado State University have uncovered a code which may explain why.
Both immigration policy and rhetoric will see a major shift under the new administration of President Joe Biden, experts say.
South Asians in Colorado celebrated Kamala Harris taking the oath of office as the 49th Vice President of the United States. Harris is the daughter of an immigrant who came to this country from India.
Three Colorado Congressmen were among a small group of people to attend the Presidential inauguration in person.
Colorado Senators Michael Bennet and John Hickenlooper took to Twitter to thank the National Guard members standing guard on Inauguration Day.
Several city buildings are closed in downtown Denver Wednesday and Thursday as part of the city's plan for heightened security measures.
When Joe Biden is sworn in Wednesday as the nation's 46th President, Becca Siegel, 29, of Manitou Springs, will be watching with more than just a passing interest.
Democratic Rep. Steve Cohen of Tennessee said that he and a fellow lawmaker personally saw Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert of Colorado guiding a group of people through the Cannon House Office Building tunnel in the days leading up the Capitol insurrection on January 6.
Bells tolled and an amber light washed over Denver's City and County building on Tuesday afternoon as part of a nationwide memorial to those who have died from COVID-19.
