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Voters in Colorado will get to vote on a ballot initiative this fall that would raise the amount of money going to education.
President Trump officially directed the Department of Defense to establish a sixth branch of the U.S. military in space back in June.
A new petition is circulating online which seeks to replace Education Secretary Betsy DeVos with NBA superstar LeBron James.
The Denver City Council is slated to vote to banning a practice that doesn't allow people to rent homes base on their source of income.
The deadline to turn in petitions to get issues on the November ballot is Monday, Aug. 6.
Sen. Cory Gardner helped honor a deputy with the Boulder County Sheriff's Office for her bravery in confronting a man who was walking along the highway with a gun.
It seems like lately not a day goes by when Coloradans aren't exercising their First Amendment rights at the state capitol. On Saturday, there were two groups ready to share their point of view.
President Trump insulted LeBron James on Twitter late Friday, writing that CNN's Don Lemon "made LeBron look smart, which isn't easy to do." Mr. Trump also went after Lemon, calling him the "dumbest man on television."
A man who's running for governor of Wyoming amid accusations he lives in Colorado will remain in the race.
Press secretary Sarah Sanders refused to reject the President's statements at a press briefing Thursday.
A Colorado state lawmaker is turning a political joke into a new work of art.
A push is on to allow homeless people to camp in Denver city parks and on the 16th Street Mall.
Only 6,400 people live in Huerfano County but more than 13,000 opioid prescriptions were dispensed in the county in 2016. Huerfano had the highest death rate from opioids in the state that year.
Sponsors of a contentious proposal to strictly limit new oil and gas drilling in Colorado said Friday they've recovered thousands of voter petitions supporting the measure that had been taken to Oregon by a signature gathering firm in a dispute over payments for its services.
"We are ready for such meetings, we are ready to invite President Trump to Moscow," Putin said Friday.
