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Delegates to the Democratic National Convention began voting Monday on their Presidential nominee and party platform, even though the event is two weeks away.
Former President Barack Obama on Monday included John Hickenlooper among the Democratic candidates he says he's endorsing in this fall's elections.
The 12 members of the Colorado Geographic Naming Advisory Board are a mix of legislators, historians, community members, and a representative from the Colorado Commission of Indian Affairs.
Colorado's Democratic senator is pushing for mask distribution to everyone in the country. Senator Michael Bennet wants to use a current law on the books to get every person in America a reusable mask.
Right now, if casinos in Colorado want to raise the limit on how much people can bet, the whole state has to approve it.
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis was asked about the president's tweet -- and fired off a rapid response.
Gov. Jared Polis said Wednesday's sweep of a homeless camp near the Capitol was "a relief" and called it an important step toward making the city safer.
Gov. Polis said it was unfortunate that people chose not to obey the law -- and called on Coloradans "not to be stupid."
Gov. Polis said people who attend large gatherings during the pandemic put themselves -- and their families -- at risk. He compared it to driving drunk and called on Coloradans "not to be stupid."
State Republican lawmakers are asking Governor Jared Polis to call the legislature to the Capitol for a special session. Their hopes are to develop new policies to protect access to education in the midst of the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic.
Unemployed restaurant workers are among those urging Congress to continue the extra $600 dollars a week.
Mayor Hancock discussed the city's response to the coronavirus pandemic and the economic impact, racism, police enforcement and helping people struggling with homelessness.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock says some of the people who have camped out around Denver have an agenda that has nothing to do with homelessness.
A crowd of restaurant workers are calling on Colorado Sen. Cory Gardner to support a new COVID-19 relief package.
Last summer, more than 1,600 geese were rounded up in Denver parks, killed and given away as food.