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It looks like Weld County voters will be casting ballots this fall on whether to pursue seceding from Colorado.
Recall elections for two Democratic state senators will test what side of the gun-control debate is more motivated to show up in person to vote.
Colorado's first-ever legislative recall elections will require most voters to cast ballots in person, even if they have previously requested ballots by mail, the state's high court ruled Thursday.
Colorado's legislative recalls over gun control got more complicated Wednesday when a county clerk vowed to appeal a ruling giving third-party candidates more time to get on the Sept. 10 ballots.
The governor's race has officially begun and Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper is touring southern Colorado as potential Republican opponents increase attacks on his record.
Republicans who have expressed interest in running against Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper are criticizing his record.
Colorado's governor is following through on promises to seek another term. Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper filed paperwork Tuesday to run for governor.
Two Colorado Democrats facing legislative recalls because they supported gun-control measures got a new wrinkle to contend with Monday.
Colorado's legislative recalls over gun control could be in legal jeopardy over a glitch lawmakers didn't anticipate when they rewrote state election law this year.
Two state lawmakers who are facing the first legislative recalls in Colorado history are awaiting resolution of another legal challenge.
Two state lawmakers scheduled for the first legislative recalls in Colorado history are awaiting another legal wrinkle before facing voters next month.
A presidential commission dedicated to fixing voting problems is meeting in Denver.
A plan to hunt drones in the Colorado town of Deer Trail will go to a public vote after a heated debate on Tuesday.
Smiling schoolchildren and a bright school bus hauled boxes of petitions to Denver on Monday as activists pushed for the largest voter-approved permanent tax hike in state history to overhaul education funding.
A group seeking a five-year ban on hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, in Broomfield has submitted petitions with 3,382 names.
