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Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney made a surprise appearance in Denver on Thursday morning, stopping by a Colorado conservative Political Action Committee meeting.
Thousands of University of Denver students got a chance to be a part of history at the presidential debate on Wednesday night.
The Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence says the presidential candidates missed an opportunity to address guns in their debate at the University of Denver.
In a showdown at close quarters, President Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney sparred aggressively in their first campaign debate Wednesday night over taxes, deficits and strong steps needed to create jobs in a sputtering national economy. "The status quo is not going to cut it," declared the challenger.
Former Congressman Bob Beauprez came out of the presidential debate at the University of Denver surprised by what he saw as a lack of focus and preparation by the president.
Political buffs and young people looking for free T-shirts crowded the University of Denver campus Wednesday to watch the first debate between President Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney on large outdoor screens.
When it comes to judging the debate in Denver on Wednesday night, Colorado's governor thought President Barack Obama and Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney battled to a draw.
Both President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney prepared for Wednesday's debate for months with coaches and mock sparring partners. In some past debates, winning came down to a single exchange -- one zinger or one blunder.
There were at least three scheduled protests during the presidential debate Wednesday night and demonstrators told 4 On Your Side Investigator Rick Sallinger they weren't planning on staying in the designated area set aside by law enforcement.
Going into the first presidential debate many say Barack Obama has the edge and many say Mitt Romney has the edge, but most everybody at the University of Denver believes the school has the edge.
Republicans and Democrats have been lining up trying to create low expectations of their candidates so they can call the first debate a win.
The Colorado Republican Party is excited about the opportunity for the presidential debate, not only because it's taking place in Denver but also because it will put Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney in the spotlight.
The former press secretary for the Clinton Administration has some predictions for the outcome of the presidential debate at the University of Denver. She believes this is the opportunity for the candidates to show their true colors.
See the topics the candidates will be discussing during the debate Wednesday night at the University of Denver and check out what CBS4's special coverage will be.
Colorado registered voters who received letters questioning their citizenship are getting follow-up letters thanking them for responding and letting them know their status is verified.
