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Colorado is on track to have one of the busiest wildfire seasons in years.
Colorado's Republican state assembly features a wide open governor's contest.
Drones are responsible for grounding air tankers on three dozen wildfires nationwide last year alone.
The Department of Human Services says the state needs an additional 1,200 foster parents, but child care expenses are huge barrier for many.
Sen. Michael Bennet is calling for the resignation of the head of the Environmental Protection Agency.
Facebook creator Mark Zuckerberg is facing congressional questions for the second day in a row about privacy concerns and data breaches. Rep. Diana DeGette, a Democrat representing Colorado, had the chance to pose her questions on Wednesday.
After months of speculation about his political future, House Speaker Paul Ryan's office announced he will not be seeking re-election in 2018.
Only one in four children in foster care will graduate high school on time. A new bill in the state legislature aims to change that.
A Denver judge ruled Republican Congressman Doug Lamborn will stay on the 2018 ballot despite disqualifying 58 petition signatures collected on Lamborn's behalf.
A surprise twist in Colorado's race for governor. Walker Stapleton wants his name taken off the primary ballot.
A federal appeals court judge has ruled that Colorado's presidential electors must vote at the Electoral College for the winner of the state's popular vote.
Before there was the #MeToo movement, there was Suzanne Staiert.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock will soon be on his way to Paris. He's part of a special delegation taking the first non-stop flight from Denver to the City of Light.
Business leaders flocked to the state Capitol on Monday to pressure state lawmakers to dedicate more money to transportation projects in Colorado.
Lt. Gov. Donna Lynne, also running for governor of Colorado, took a 26-mile stroll along Colfax Avenue over the weekend. She said she wanted to talk to people about issues that concern them.
