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New campaign ads claim the Democratic governor of Colorado is soft on a convicted killer and the Democrats' hopeful in Maine would dole out millions in tax dollars to immigrants in the country illegally.
The ballots have been counted and Castle Rock voters have decided to allow firearms to be carried openly in town buildings and parks.
Democrats are hoping young voters will help them get the edge in Colorado's congressional races, some of the most competitive in the nation.
Voters in Colorado will decide in November if genetically-modified food should have special labeling.
Gay marriage isn't coming to Colorado yet.
Senate Democrats' campaign arm is spending $1 million on television ads criticizing the GOP nominee's opposition to abortion rights.
A proposal requiring genetically modified food to be labeled is headed to Colorado's ballot.
Colorado Republicans are unleashing another round of criticism against Gov. John Hickenlooper and his stance against capital punishment, hoping to paint the Democrat as indecisive on the issue in the months leading up to November.
One year after record-setting floods devastated Colorado, the disaster has taken center stage in the state's contentious U.S. Senate race.
Republican Rep. Mike Coffman and his Democratic challenger, Andrew Romanoff, clashed over immigration, campaign finance and the budget on Thursday.
Hundreds of people gathered to pray for peace in the Middle East during the most recent crisis in Iraq. Some faith leaders are calling on President Obama to do more.
A political ad attacking Cory Gardner's pro-life position has riled Colorado Republicans because it includes a young girl.
Gov. John Hickenlooper admits his donors influenced his decisions.
Transportation and road projects always seem to be stop-and-go because of funding, and that problem could get worse after Congress failed to pass a long-term transporation bill during their most recent session.
Not everyone is happy about a fracking compromise announced on Monday.
