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President Trump and first lady Melania Trump have made a surprise trip to Iraq to visit U.S. troops. The trip marked Mr. Trump's first visit to Iraq, as well as his first visit to a combat zone as commander-in-chief.
President Trump said the impasse in budget negotiations will continue until his $5 billion demand for border wall funding is met.
As 2018 comes to an end, some stories that made the biggest headlines and drew the greatest scrutiny leave open questions.
Hours after the partial federal government shut down, officials at Rocky Mountain National Park announced some changes for visitors ahead of the Christmas holiday.
Democratic New Mexico Gov.-elect Michelle Lujan Grisham named new leaders Friday to three agencies that oversee state procurement, economic development incentives, and professional licensing and consumer protection regulations.
Gov. John Hickenlooper signed Amendment A into law on Wednesday, abolishing slavery in Colorado. Voters approved the amendment in November.
The White House has ordered the Pentagon to pull U.S. troops from Syria immediately, a U.S. defense official confirmed to CBS News.
A wave of rookie lawmakers makes landfall at the Colorado State Capitol in two weeks when the new session gets underway.
The Thornton City Council decided to set aside an ordinance to ban flying a drone from public areas on Tuesday night.
Colorado Sen. Cory Gardner says even though his marijuana banking amendment to the First Step Act has been blocked, he will continue to fight for states' rights.
A controversial case between a baker in Lakewood and the state of Colorado heads back to court on Tuesday.
President Trump has agreed to dissolve his family charity after the organization was accused of "a shocking pattern of illegality" by New York's attorney general.
Colorado State Republican Sen. Randy Baumgardner is retiring. Last legislative session the Senate voted against expelling the GOP senator.
Denver is getting ready to expand its red light cameras and photo radar vans. The city council is expected to approve a new contract on a preliminary basis.
Colorado's Sen. Cory Gardner is pushing for the marijuana industry to be allowed to open bank accounts. The bill would apply to states where marijuana is legal.
