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It may be patriotic to buy American, but Colorado lawmakers are divided on whether legislation should give a boost to construction companies that do it.
Within hours of the announement earlier this week by Rick Santorum that he was suspending his campaign for the Republican nomination for president, a Republican organization announced the launch of a new ad that will run in Colorado that slams the president's energy policy.
Thieves in Colorado are stealing cellphones more often, but a new agreement among major cell providers may put a damper on that trend.
Republicans seem to have settled on a presidential candidate, but Colorado Republicans are just starting to choose individual delegates to the party's presidential nominating convention.
Colorado Republicans no longer have a high-stakes presidential fight coming up this weekend at the state assembly to choose delegates to the Republican National Convention.
The public will get its chance to weigh in on a plan by six Colorado cities and counties to get more state funding to boost tourism.
Colorado House lawmakers are beginning to tinker with an $8 billion spending plan to try to add funding to pet projects that will likely not pass before the budget is approved.
A hallmark jobs proposal from Democratic Senate President Brandon Shaffer has cleared the Senate -- but it appears headed to certain death in the Republican House.
The man who gained global attention for glitter bombing Mitt Romney in Denver earlier this year has had the most serious charges against him thrown out.
A Denver city councilman is raising questions about the funding for the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless after it has asked the council for increased funding for the third time this year.
It's important to protect the planet as we use its resources, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said Monday night at a conference where he spoke on the Colorado River but also took a swipe at a Colorado congressman's push for oil shale development.
Senate Democrats approved legislation that would allow illegal immigrants in Colorado attend college at a discounted tuition rate.
U.S. Sen. Mark Udall is holding a town hall to talk about jobs for veterans and Fort Carson's New Combat Aviation Brigade.
Colorado lawmakers are entering their final month of the 2012 session with plenty left to do - but without the caustic atmosphere one might expect in the closing days of an election year.
A battle is under way in Congress over renewing tax credits for wind energy production. Sen. Michael Bennet is among the Colorado leaders who are fighting to get the extension back on the table.
