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Republican Mitt Romney finally has the endorsement of Colorado's state GOP leaders, now that his nomination for president is a mathematical certainty.
Romney met with hotel owners in Moffit County. The group had made a video inviting Romney to their hometown to talk about energy and the loss of jobs in the coal, oil and gas industries.
Marijuana advocates in Colorado are trying again to add post-traumatic stress disorder to the list of conditions for which doctors can recommend medical marijuana under Colorado law.
New polls show Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney is gaining ground on President Obama. Now CBS4 has confirmed Romney will visit the town of Craig on Tuesday.
Sources tell CBS4 that presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney will visit Colorado's Western Slope on Tuesday.
Colorado Sen. Mark Udall says President Barack Obama supports extending a tax break for wind energy that supporters say is vital to the state's wind-turbine industry.
Drug shortages are becoming an urgent problem and Congresswoman Diana DeGette is highlighting the issue.
A Colorado congressman who questioned the citizenship of President Barack Obama expanded on his apology Thursday, calling his comments at a GOP fundraiser this month "inappropriate and boneheaded."
President Barack Obama mixed fundraising with a commencement speech on a two city stop in Colorado on Wednesday.
Organizers behind a measure that would allow undocumented immigrants obtain driver's licenses in Colorado admit there is a lot of work to do before the plan could make the ballot.
Gov. John Hickenlooper continues his tour of Colorado this week where he's signing new bills into law.
Since 2008, equal rights for same-sex couples — either through civil unions or gay marriage — has flared in a few of the most contested presidential states. The fight in Colorado has proved especially bitter.
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Gov. John Hickenlooper signed a bill into law on Friday that he hopes will lure more filmmakers to Colorado.
It's another session ending for Colorado lawmakers, and they finish Wednesday with little to show for returning to work.
