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There's some bad news for those who thought they'd seen the end of the political ads for awhile. Now groups are hoping to sway Congress by appealing directly to voters.
Democratic Rep. Mark Ferrandino of Denver is poised to become Colorado's next House speaker in January.
There is a standoff between Colorado and the federal government over the recent approval of Amendment 64 which legalizes marijuana.
The election is over and the analysis is under way for Republicans, especially in Colorado, where the GOP lost the presidential race and the state house.
Free tickets to concerts and shows provided to Mayor Michael Hancock's office intended to be used for business development and marketing have been going to his inner circle, staff members, cabinet members and friends since Hancock took office, according to a CBS4 investigation.
He threatened to punch a reporter and now U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar says he regrets it.
As we approach Thanksgiving and members of Congress travel over the river and through the woods, they may find themselves emerging from the woods at the edge of the cliff.
There is a question about why Resigned CIA Director David Petraeus' affair is such a concern to the government. Turns out, his personal life has a big impact on matters of national security.
A task force created by Gov. John Hickenlooper has concluded that Colorado needs an overhaul of its constitutional and tax policies.
Gov. John Hickenlooper told lawmakers Wednesday to remain cautious while preparing the state budget because Colorado's economic recovery could be impacted by federal cuts and worldwide forces.
A group of nuns hopped on a bus for a rolling campaign to prevent cuts to programs for the poor.
The Veterans Affairs Department has been late in paying education benefits to scores of Colorado veterans, Sen. Michael Bennet said Tuesday, and he asked the department to find a remedy.
What a difference a day makes. Last Tuesday, before the polls closed, firefighters at one high country department were concerned for their jobs. Now they've got new life.
The Democratic sponsor of a bill to grant tuition help to Colorado illegal immigrant students says she plans to introduce legislation that is more substantial than what Republicans defeated when they were in the majority.
The marijuana measure passed by Colorado voters this week is in direct violation of federal law and Colorado's governor expects to hear what the federal government plans to do about it Friday afternoon.
