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Election season ended last year, but a new campaign has taken Park Hill front yards by storm.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock, and other city officials, hosted an open forum for community members concerned about immigration enforcement.
There's a push to level the playing field for charter schools in Colorado when it comes to funding.
Boulder County did not drop its moratorium on oil and gas drilling Friday as Attorney General Cynthia Coffman demanded, a county official said, potentially setting up a court battle.
State lawmakers are wading into a fight over fracking in Boulder County with threats of withholding funding from a state agency.
Gov. John Hickenlooper told Colorado municipal leaders Thursday that time has run out on partisan debate over how to fix the state's roads and that lawmakers must consider all options for a ballot measure to be referred to voters this year.
A Democratic state lawmaker on Friday accused Republican Attorney General Cynthia Coffman of acting "at the behest of oil and gas companies" when she threatened to sue Boulder County over its moratorium on oil and gas drilling.
Gov. John Hickenlooper told Colorado municipal leaders that time has run out on partisan debate over how to fix the state's roads.
Two bills dealing with guns in Colorado have died at the state Capitol.
State lawmakers say the dangerous problem of texting and driving is getting worse despite the fact that it's illegal in Colorado. Now legislators want to increase the penalties for the crime.
Colorado native and Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch is criticizing President Donald Trump for his attacks on the judiciary system.
On Wednesday a bill that would allow local governments to decide when bars are required to close passed on an 11-2 vote and appears and a fast track to Gov. John Hickenlooper's desk.
State lawmakers are considering a first-of-its-kind pilot program to combat an opioid epidemic in Colorado.
Colorado's Democratic House leadership says any effort to create a permanent funding source for the state's roads must not affect education spending.
State lawmakers are considering a first-of-its-kind effort to help with Colorado's affordable housing crunch, especially in rural areas.
