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The White House says Vice President Joe Biden will be in Denver on Friday for an event related to domestic violence.
A group hoping to combat secret money in politics is airing an ad against Rep. Mike Coffman.
Colorado's treasurer is a little-known office with some big names on the ballot.
Fighting for his political life, Colorado U.S. Sen. Mark Udall marked the one-year anniversary of last year's devastating floods by visiting two battered villages northwest of Denver while his re-election campaign continued to attack his Republican challenger for backing the government shutdown after the deluge.
Colorado's Department of Motor Vehicles mistakenly issued U.S. citizen driver's licenses to 524 non-citizens, including some illegal immigrants, CBS4 has learned.
Fighting for his political life, Colorado U.S. Sen. Mark Udall is visiting flood-ravaged villages in the foothills, again touting his role in getting millions of dollars in federal aid for recovery.
Colorado's governor and his challenger have released years of personal tax returns.
Schools that use nicknames based on Native American names or imagery must seek tribes' permission or lose funding under a bill proposed by a Colorado lawmaker.
Congress is taking action on the costly, delayed construction on the VA Medical Center on the Anschutz Medical Center campus in Aurora thanks to a Colorado representative.
The Wyoming State Loan and Investment Board has approved a new financial package to help bring Magpul Industries to Cheyenne.
With Colorado's Senate race effectively deadlocked, each side is looking ways to tarnish the other in the eyes of voters.
A citizens group has pored over documents, statistics and facts related to November's GMO-labeling ballot issue to help inform voters about the measure.
Republican Rep. Cory Gardner on Tuesday blamed Democratic Sen. Mark Udall for not doing more to stop the rise of the terrorist organization that now controls much of Iraq and has beheaded two American reporters.
Sen. Mark Udall on Monday apologized for saying that two reporters beheaded by militants in the Middle East would agree that the United States should not "be impulsive" in responding to their deaths.
Health care and the partial government shutdown underscored the first debate Saturday between U.S. Democratic Sen. Mark Udall and Republican U.S. Rep. Cory Gardner, who are deadlocked in a pivotal Colorado contest that could determine control of the Senate.
