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The Durango City Council hopes to clarify an issue that has caused a lot of confusion. The council will vote on Tuesday night that it is not a sanctuary city.
Hillary Clinton is holding her first campaign event in Denver on Tuesday.
Community activists who have been circulating a petition to recall Denver District Attorney Mitch Morrissey announced Monday that they failed to get enough signatures from Denver voters.
The Senate has passed the most sweeping education reform since No Child Left Behind in 2001, and one of Colorado's senators is leading the charge.
Colorado will begin punishing habitual drunken drivers with felonies and longer prison sentences, one of dozens of new laws taking effect next week.
A Colorado lawmaker is not happy about the Boy Scouts lifting a ban on gay scout leaders and the criticism is getting national attention. CBS4 Political Specialist Shaun Boyd found that even members in his own party disagree with his remarks.
Another mountain town in Colorado is kicking the bag to the curb, literally. Vail is getting rid of all plastic bags within the town limits.
Governors from across the nation are gathering in West Virginia for this year's National Governor's Association Summer Meeting.
A woman is facing arson charges after she burned a confederate flag in a public park in Manitou Springs.
The Vail Town Council is just one more vote away from passing an ordinance that would ban retail marijuana sales in the resort town.
Money to repair highways, rising health care costs and controversies surrounding attempts to combat global warming are among topics the nation's governors plan to tackle when they gather this week in West Virginia.
Colorado officials say they're ready for an expected EPA rule by next month that would require a 30 percent reduction in carbon-dioxide emissions nationwide by 2030.
A group of Colorado nuns is appealing a federal appellate court ruling that found that President Barack Obama's health care law adequately protects them from having to provide coverage of contraception for their employees, potentially setting up another combustible debate over birth control and religion in the midst of next year's presidential election.
Vice President Joe Biden swung through Denver to raise money for Senate Democrats, highlight President Obama's push for free community college, taste some ice cream and get unexpected emotional support after the recent death of his son.
On Tuesday morning, Arturo Hernandez walked out of a Denver church with a low risk of being arrested and deported. He had sought sanctuary in the church for nine months to stay in this country.
