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Ivanka Trump was scheduled to visit in early May, but postponed due to the STEM School shooting in Highlands Ranch.
The University of Colorado Denver is leading a Pentagon research project into videos that are manipulated to put words in the mouths of people who didn't say them.
Brighton's city manager is out of a job after the city council voted him out on Tuesday night.
Colorado Sen. Cory Gardner was asked Denver-area KOA NewsRadio early Tuesday about Trump's tweets and replied: "I disagree with the president. I wouldn't have sent these tweets."
Polis released projections showing that average individual premiums in 2020 will drop by more than 18%, and that some rural and mountain residents' rates will plunge 33.5%.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock took the oath of office for a third term. On Monday, he and the recently elected Denver city council members were sworn in at the City and County Building.
Once a rising star in the Republican party, Sen. Cory Gardner defended his conservative credentials at the Western Conservative Summit in Denver on Friday.
Hundreds of protesters gathered in Aurora on Friday evening to march to the ICE detention facility where illegal and undocumented immigrants are being housed.
An eternal optimist with a relentless smile, even U.S. Senator Cory Gardner admits his 2020 reelection won't be easy. He spoke to CBS4 Political Specialist Shaun Boyd before his appearance on stage at the Western Conservative Summit in Denver on Friday.
There are reports that Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in Denver and other cities are planning to round up undocumented immigrants this weekend.
Two more state lawmakers are facing new recall petitions like the one filed against Governor Jared Polis. Constituents are hoping to force Sen. Brittany Pettersen and Sen. Pete Lee from office.
Gov. Jared Polis is the first elected Democrat ever to speak at the summit.
Nine major United States cities are bracing for impact following reports that Immigration and Customs Enforcement will move forward with an operation targeting migrant families with court-ordered removals that was previously called off in June.
Before John Hickenlooper launched his presidential bid, he drove to the home of the only Democrat in Colorado who had actually run for president and spent three hours taking notes.
Students pleaded with state lawmakers to come up with a plan to keep kids from dying in school. The emotional testimony came during a special hearing at the state Capitol on Thursday.
