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Denverite Deannah Burke says she's lucky no one was hurt when her 2006 Chevy Cobalt suddenly stopped running in the middle of the street.
The Republican Party is expanding its Hispanic outreach in the Southwest, hoping to capitalize on the popularity of its two Hispanic governors in the region and win back a part of the country that has been trending Democratic.
The shockwave from Eric Cantor's primary loss on Tuesday should teach Colorado Republicans a valuable lesson: Keep away from the fringe.
Democratic Sen. Mark Udall and his Republican challenger are clashing over immigration issues.
Republican Party officials are wrapping up their visit to Denver as they scout out possible locations for their 2016 convention.
The Western Governors' Association has selected Nevada Republican Gov. Brian Sandoval as its new chairman.
The head of the Environmental Protection Agency promoted proposed clean power plant rules to Western governors Tuesday.
It's all business, the Republicans' site selection chiefs maintained on Tuesday when discussing whether a plethora of factors might influence their decision where the GOP will hold its 2016 convention.
Some two dozen members of the Republican National Committee have arrived in Denver. They're sizing up the city as a potential site for the GOP's national convention in 2016.
President Barack Obama on Monday encouraged a group of governors to support a plan to pay for wildfire suppression, and the proposal got a positive reception from the 10 leaders gathered for an annual summit.
Denver is making its pitch to host the Republican Party's next presidential convention.
Ten Western governors are meeting this week in Colorado Springs to discuss issues including the drought and the environment.
A group with funding ties to the Democratic governors association has bought an ad that highlights Tom Tancredo's opposition to Obamacare in the hopes that Tancredo will win the GOP primary.
Rep. Cory Gardner of Colorado said Thursday he supports granting citizenship to people who enter the country illegally and serve in the U.S. military.
Colorado marijuana regulators looking to tighten the rules for edible marijuana products are pondering scaled testing regimes for strong edibles and weaker ones.
