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After months of silence on marijuana legalization, Colorado's governor says he opposes making pot legal for recreational use.
Gov. John Hickenlooper says the way the state hires, fires and pays employees needs to be changed, and two of his predecessors agree.
Marijuana activists have lost their effort to revive arguments that pot isn't more harmful than alcohol in an official voters' guide going to Colorado voters.
President Barack Obama can be accused of a preaching-to-the-choir campaign style in Colorado this year. He's campaigned three times at college campuses, where students give him a boisterous welcome.
Marijuana opponents are trying again to stop the printing of a state voter guide about a proposal to make the drug legal.
Gay and lesbian activists are upset after a decision from the Pueblo City Council on Tuesday.
A dispute over how to describe marijuana legalization to Colorado voters is on hold.
Denver city and business leaders kicked off efforts on Monday to convince voters to "de-Bruce" the city.
A plan by Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper to engage communities in charting a new course for Colorado has generated skepticism because of its vague goals and name - TBD Colorado.
Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan told a Colorado television station that he thinks the federal government shouldn't interfere with states that have legalized medical marijuana.
Secretary of State Scott Gessler says 141 non-citizens are illegally registered to vote in Colorado but he's backed off from a divisive plan to hold hearings to challenge their status before November's election.
President Obama needs to rekindle the fire he had four years ago at Mile High Stadium, but Colorado delegates admit the energy level isn't like it was in 2008.
Rep. Cory Gardner is headed to a Denver heating and air conditioning business to campaign for Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney.
Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan says Barack Obama fell "woefully short" as president by failing to keep promises he made as a candidate four years ago.
Colorado's governor shared his experience as an entrepreneur before a national audience on Wednesday night.
