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Colorado state lawmakers have agreed on a deal that will provide hundreds of millions of dollars to fix roads around the state.
John Paul Stevens suggested a repeal would weaken the National Rifle Association's ability to "block constructive gun control legislation."
The Commerce Department will restore a question about citizenship that has not appeared on the census since the 1950s.
Colorado's Attorney General Cynthia Coffman is among the 40 attorneys general who want answers from Facebook about user's privacy.
Colorado's Republican-led Senate passed a bill Thursday to stabilize a state pension program whose billions in unfunded liabilities have led to one state credit downgrade, but the rescue package is certain to be changed in the Democrat-led House.
Aurora Mayor Steve Hogan will not seek re-election next year as he fights cancer.
For Dawn Stevens a handrail is the difference between independence and dependence.
In support of the March for Our Lives on Saturday, the "Move On" Civic Action Group is putting up two billboards challenging Republican lawmakers on gun safety.
President Trump ordered the expulsion of 60 Russian diplomats the US identified as intelligence agents.
Secretary of State Wayne Williams says he is "disappointed" the Denver District Attorney plans to continue investigating how his office handles campaign finance complaints.
CBS4 has learned a Denver Grand Jury is investigating criminal complaints against Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams.
The thriving outdoor industry in Colorado isn't sure what to make of the president's announcement that $50 billion in tariffs will be placed on goods imported from China.
Sen. Lucia Guzman has stepped down from her post in part to protest Republicans' handling of workplace harassment complaints.
McDougal has filed a lawsuit claiming people close to Trump colluded to keep her silent about an alleged 2006 affair
Colorado's Senate has tentatively approved a bill to ask voters to let the state issue $3.5 billion in bonds for roads projects.