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Two new polls paint two different pictures of the critical Colorado Senate race.
The issue of whether local communities should have more control over fracking seems to be headed to voters on the November ballot.
The House voted Wednesday in support of making it easier for banks to do business with legal pot shops and providers of medical marijuana.
Senate Republicans on Wednesday blocked a bill aimed at restoring free contraception for women who get their health insurance from companies with religious objections, a legislative setback for Democrats that they hope will be a political winner in November's elections.
The race for governor in Colorado is in a statistical tie, with Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper in a dead heat with Republican challenger Bob Beauprez.
Employees at the History Colorado Center have used staff credit cards meant for official functions to buy individual coffees and lunches, according to a state audit released Tuesday.
Democratic Sen. Mark Udall raised $3.1 million in the second quarter of the year as Colorado's Senate contest continued to be one of the most expensive in the nation.
Senator Mark Udall has introduced a bill in response to the ISupreme Court ruling on contraception. It's getting support from some women's rights groups.
Some of the 100 gay couples who have marriage licenses from Boulder County testified in court where the battle over gay marriage is playing out. Colorado's attorney general is suing Boulder County's clerk, ordering them to stop issuing same-sex marriage licenses.
President Barack Obama was asked if he wanted to smoke some marijuana while he was at a Denver bar on Tuesday.
A Colorado judge on Wednesday struck down the state's gay marriage ban, making him the 16th judge to invalidate a state's prohibition on same-sex marriages in the past year.
An administrative law judge in Denver is hearing a complaint alleging that a group promoting fracking limits isn't properly disclosing its source of money.
In a tough race for re-election, Colorado Democratic Sen. Mark Udall chose the benefit of President Barack Obama's fundraising prowess Wednesday over the pleasure of his company.
President Barack Obama urged Colorado Democrats to throw their support and their money behind the state's Sen. Mark Udall, who is locked in a tight re-election bid. But the senator himself was nowhere to be seen.
The battle over gay marriage continues in a Boulder courtroom. Colorado's attorney general is suing Boulder County's clerk, ordering them to stop issuing same-sex marriage licenses.
