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Although minorities comprise a growing portion of the U.S. population, whites still hold disproportionately large majorities in many state legislatures and Congress.
The Republican National Committee is working hard to train volunteers. They want to be ready to hit the ground running and get people registered to vote.
Donald Trump is planning to make his second official visit to Colorado since launching his presidential campaign next month.
Colorado's Republican U.S. Senate contenders reacted cautiously Monday as the Orlando nightclub shooter's motives were being investigated, but they agreed that the debate over policy should be about defeating radical Islam and its recruiting efforts, not about domestic gun control.
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper signed a bill Friday to gradually allow grocery stores to sell full-strength beer, liquor and wine, making the biggest change to state liquor laws since the end of Prohibition.
The Latest on bills signed into law Friday by Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper.
Colorado has a longer statute of limitations to file rape charges. Two women who claimed they were raped by Bill Cosby in the 1980s pushed for the change.
A judge ruled in the fight over school vouchers in Douglas County on Thursday afternoon. The program can move forward but it will not include religious schools.
Colorado Republican U.S. Senate candidate Jon Keyser is defending combat service in Iraq that earned him a Bronze Star Medal.
Lawmakers in Washington have introduced a bill to protect patients from faulty medical devices.
Alan Salazar, Gov. John Hickenlooper's chief policy officer, is joining Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign as a senior adviser for the battleground state of Colorado.
Gov. John Hickenlooper and other Colorado Democratic leaders on Wednesday denounced as racist a string of comments by presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
A canvasser who collected petitions to help Jon Keyser qualify for Colorado's Republican U.S. Senate primary was charged with submitting 34 forged voter signatures, prosecutors said Wednesday.
A proposal to deploy the powerful Superfund program to clean up leaky Colorado mines — including one that unleashed millions of gallons of wastewater last year — isn't stirring up much passion, despite formidable resistance in the past.
Denver is cranking up voter outreach to some folks who probably think they aren't eligible to cast ballots — jail inmates.
