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Colorado lawmakers tasked with crafting legislation to collect data on racial profiling finished months of work by failing to agree on any significant measures to introduce next year.
Wednesday night's Republican presidential debate takes place at 6 p.m. It is the third debate so far featuring the candidates who are vying for the GOP nomination in 2016.
As a crowded field of Republican presidential candidates prepared to take stage in Boulder for the third-nationally televised debate on Wednesday, Colorado Republicans weighed in on what they expect to see and hear from candidates.
So, just what landmarks should the candidates be checking out while in town? Jared Pollis, Democratic Congressman of Boulder, put together a list of suggestions for each of the Republicans.
Colorado, host of the third Republican presidential debate, is almost perfectly divided among Democrats, Republicans and unaffiliated voters.
Plenty of political groups want to get their messages to the candidates during the Republican presidential debate at the University of Colorado in Boulder Wednesday evening, but the debate will center on one topic -- the economy.
The Republican debate will be held Wednesday evening at the Coors Events Center on the University of Colorado campus, and a lot of groups want the debate to be about more than just the economy.
A group has gathered nearly 13,000 signatures in the push to get Denver's city council to overturn the urban camping ban.
As a swing state, Colorado is used to feeling the love from presidential candidates. But this election, there's little incentive for Republican campaigns to court voters here.
Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul is arriving early for the Republican presidential debate in Boulder.
Republican presidential hopefuls don't take the debate stage in Boulder until tomorrow.
The fact that the third Republican presidential debate is taking place in Colorado, a swing state, isn't surprising. The fact that it's taking place in the city of Boulder is.
Gov. John Hickenlooper said Monday he will ask the Colorado Supreme Court whether it was legal for the state attorney general to sue the federal government over new air pollution rules.
Supporters of universal health care loaded boxes of resident petitions off an ambulance and onto a stretcher Friday, launching their campaign to make Colorado the first state to opt out of the federal health law..
So a few states out West and a couple cities on the East Coast have voted to legalize marijuana. Does that mean legal pot can fly in the heartland?
