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An upcoming film about Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper is under review Tuesday by state officials considering its finances.
Farmers and ranchers are getting an incentive to donate much needed produce and meat to Colorado food banks.
A candidate for Colorado's U.S. Senate seat is running offbeat and funny ads in an effort to stand out.
It's now a crime in Colorado to post intimate pictures of someone online for the purpose of humiliating them.
The travel schedule for the RNC's Site Selection Delegation for the 2016's convention site visits has been set. Denver is among the top four cities vying to host the Republicans in two years.
A federal board has begun hearing a lawsuit involving the new Veterans Administration hospital under construction in Aurora.
Sensitive information detailing the military careers of dozens of U.S. veterans, social security numbers and pension applications was mailed to a Weld County man who is also a veteran.
Colorado Democratic Senator Mark Udall is calling for Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki to resign.
It wasn't all that long ago that Republicans used gay marriage as a tool to drive Election Day turnout. But as public opinion on the issue has turned and courts strike down same-sex marriage bans, gay rights is evolving into a wedge issue for Democrats to wield.
Denver is now one of only four cities that made the next cut in the competition to host the 2016 Republican National Convention.
A bill designed to prevent bullying in Colorado schools was signed into law by Gov. John Hickenlooper as students at Hinkley High School in Aurora cheered.
A modest attempt to boost Colorado vaccination rates has been signed into law.
A measure to study changes to how marijuana edibles should look has been signed into law in Colorado with the goal of preventing accidental ingestions by children.
Two Colorado education bills aimed at restoring school budgets hurt by years of budget cuts have been signed into law.
Internet companies that connect riders to drivers with a few taps on a cellphone app will be regulated in Colorado with legislation soon to become law, putting the state at the forefront of a push to try to legitimize the flourishing tech startups.
