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Gov. John Hickenlooper signed an executive order that states Colorado will join the Paris Climate Agreement.
A restraining order has put a hold on the White House's request for voter data from the states.
Rep. Ed Perlmutter, a Democrat, announced Tuesday morning that not only will he not run for Governor of Colorado, he also won't run for re-election for the 7th Congressional District.
A series of lawsuits are forcing the Trump White House to slam the breaks on a controversial request for voter data across the country.
Rep. Ed Perlmutter, a Democrat, will not be running for Colorado's next governor, CBS4 Political Specialist Shaun Boyd confirmed on Monday afternoon.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock emphasized many issues in his State of the City address, including affordable housing.
A new candidate has his sights set on Republican Representative Mike Coffman's seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.
More than 100 people gathered on the steps of the state Capitol on Sunday, hoping to send a message to congress regarding health care legislation.
Rep. Mike Coffman says the glass panel on the Colorado Freedom Memorial that was shattered over the weekend needs to be replaced and that more needs to be done to prevent that kind of thing from happening in the future.
There's a cloud of uncertainty looming over Canyons of the Ancients National Monument in southwest Colorado.
Dozens of Colorado voters are rushing to join the state's "confidential voter" roll after a federal commission requested voter roll data from secretaries of state across the country.
The State of Colorado will turn over voter information to Pres. Donald Trump's "Advisory Commission on Election Integrity," but only what's publicly available.
Another Republican has thrown his hat into the ring in the 2018 race for Colorado's governor.
Colorado's law allowing terminally ill patients to seek life-ending drugs is quietly underway, with an estimated 10 prescriptions filled since voters approved the practice last year, advocates say.
With the prospect of returning home to angry constituents, some of the most conservative voices in Congress are proposing staying in Washington to work on their stalled agenda.
