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Republican U.S. Senate candidate Darryl Glenn received a big infusion of money as the campaign enters the home stretch.
In today's a hyper-partisan world, U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet, D-Colorado, has managed to rankle both sides of the aisle.
Republican vice presidential candidate Mike Pence is scheduled to appear in Colorado Springs on Wednesday.
More sports figures are also getting involved in the political season, including two Colorado sports icons -- former Broncos quarterback John Elway, and former University of Colorado and NBA star Chauncey Billups.
Last February, state Rep. Lois Court tearfully withdrew a bill to let terminally ill people end their own lives, conceding that it didn't have enough votes to pass the Democrat-led House this election year.
A state senator from Colorado Springs has filed a lawsuit asking a judge to declare a ban on taking pictures of ballots that are marked, unconstitutional.
As Election Day inches closer, Coloradans are ready to cast their vote before the polls open on Nov. 8.
With less than three weeks until Election Day, celebrities from across the nation have stumped in Colorado on behalf of both presidential campaigns.
A Colorado ban on so-called "ballot selfies," where voters share photos of their completed ballots, is sparking opposition.
A well-funded coalition of Republicans, Democrats, business, energy and agricultural interests is supporting Amendment 71, an initiative that would make it tougher to change Colorado's Constitution,
The people running Denver's voting sites are learning how to defend themselves against an active shooter.
It's okay to take a selfie with a ballot in hand, but don't you dare show who you voted for. Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams says it's a misdemeanor that carries up to a $1,000 fine and up to a year in jail.
Colorado's governor spoke about Donald Trump's assertions that the election could be rigged.
"I don't know, never heard of him," seemed to be the phrase of the day as we toted the ballot around downtown. This year's list of legitimate presidential candidates in Colorado is an abundance of democracy.
An Air Force base in Colorado said Tuesday it accidentally released about 150,000 gallons of water containing toxic chemicals into the sewer system of the adjacent city of Colorado Springs, but the potential health hazards weren't immediately known.
