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As tensions rise in Iran and thousands of U.S. troops prepare to deploy, Caroline Koehn is doing her best to stay positive.
Both a Republican and Democratic member of Colorado's Congressional delegation have a similar message after an attack on an Iranian government official. If the attack leads to war, they say, it is Congress' call.
State officials say the three Wyoming lawmakers have been consistent voters against abortion rights.
Sen. Cory Gardner is backing the Trump Administration's decision to launch an airstrike that killed Iranian Gen. Qassem Soleimani.
A Broomfield fourth grader could soon have a federal law named after her.
The ban is meant to allow for more research on the products, President Trump said. It will apply to flavored cartridges but not tank systems that are sold in vape shops.
Presidential hopeful Michael Bennet is releasing a $6 trillion plan he calls "the Real Deal."
It's estimated Coloradans received nearly 64 million robocalls this December alone.
Colorado's minimum wage increased to $12 with the start of the new year -- it's the last in a series of increases voters approved in 2016.
As of Jan. 1, 2020, the voter-approved special sales tax includes a $4 per pack sales tax on cigarettes -- or $0.20 per cigarette.
Massive drones have been spotted flying over Colorado towns but no one seems to know where they are coming from.
It gives authorities the power to temporarily remove guns from a person who is determined to be a threat to themselves or others.
The count from the 2020 Census could mean Colorado gets another congressional seat in Washington.
The new legislation is aimed at increasing economic opportunity for Coloradans, lowing the cost of health care, preventing gun deaths and creating a more inclusive state.
Starting in 2020, a new program in Colorado will give each child born or adopted in the state a $100 contribution to their CollegeInvest 529 college savings account.