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For the first time on television state Sen. Evie Hudak answered her critics in an interview with CBS4 Political Specialist Shaun Boyd.
Colorado lawmakers looking ahead to the next fire season after a historic year are shying away from statewide building requirements.
Election officials in Broomfield are clearing up questions on uncounted ballots on a fracking measure before wrapping up the extremely close count.
The nation's newest state, if rural Colorado residents had their way, would be about the size of Vermont but with the population of a small town spread across miles of farmland.
President Barack Obama is apologizing to Americans who are losing their current health insurance plans. Millions of people are getting cancellation notices, including about 250,000 Coloradans.
The results of Broomfield's fracking vote won't be known until later this month, at the earliest, and will likely be determined by a recount.
Republican candidate for governor Tom Tancredo says he's not sorry he used an obscene gesture towards a man at a campaign event.
The Colorado Republican Party says former Vice President Dick Cheney will appear at a fundraiser in Denver on Nov. 20.
Colorado's hearty embrace of a 25 percent marijuana tax this week could prove a turning point for legalization backers. They've long argued that weed should come out of the black market and contribute to tax coffers.
Colorado U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet wants more money to prevent wildfires rather than fighting them after they get out of control.
Colorado's mercurial political nature was on full display Tuesday, with voters overwhelmingly approving taxes on marijuana sales but rejecting an income tax hike for schools.
Further bringing marijuana into the mainstream, Colorado voters decided Tuesday to treat the blossoming industry like other businesses by passing hefty taxes designed to raise money for schools and regulation.
Colorado voters soundly rejected a $1 billion income tax hike for school funding on Tuesday.
Eleven rural Colorado counties delivered a divided vote on an effort to form a 51st state called North Colorado.
Voters around Colorado dropped off ballots on Tuesday in the first-ever statewide mail ballot only election.
