Some county clerks say they're getting death threats from election deniers
Some county clerks have installed bulletproof glass after receiving death threats from election deniers. One clerk is even wearing a bulletproof vest.
Emails: JeffCo school officials knew "furries" were an issue after denial
One month after Jefferson County school administrators denied that kids were dressing up as so-called "furries" at school, CBS News Colorado has obtained emails showing the district was aware of the issue and yet denied it was happening.
Bennet running for re-election to: 'create an economy fair to everyone'
Sen. Michael Bennet says our very democracy is at stake this election: "I believe our democracy is incredibly fragile and I think this is a hands-on-deck moment for everyone." CBS News Colorado is profiling both major candidates for U.S. Senate.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Ganahl a 'mom on a mission'
A successful entrepreneur, founder of several charities, and the only Republican to hold statewide office in Colorado right now, Ganahl says, kids will be her top priority. CBS News Colorado is profiling both major candidates for Colorado Governor.
Polis to focus on affordable housing, crime, wildfires if re-elected
Despite unprecedented challenges, he says he accomplished many of his top priorities. CBS News Colorado is profiling both major candidates for Colorado Governor.
Colorado attorneys general attend lavish event in Hawaii paid for by corporations
The video shows Colorado AGs at the Grand Wailea Resort, with rooms that start at a thousand dollars a night, but AGs didn't have to pay a dime. Their stay was compliments of taxpayers and sponsors, including corporations like Google, Facebook, Juul, and Pfizer - all of which AGs were suing at the time. The events have been happening quietly for years.
Colorado U.S. Senate candidates talk mental health in forum
The issue crosses party lines and impacts virtually every Coloradan in some way, including the candidates themselves.
Denver ballot measure would assess fee on homeowners to fund sidewalks
There are approximately 2,300 miles of sidewalks within Denver, including 300 miles of missing sidewalks and 830 miles of narrow sidewalks.
Reality Check: Attack ad on Joe O'Dea is weak at best
CBS News Colorado Political Specialist Shaun Boyd provided her sources for this week's Reality Check.
President Joe Biden's Colorado visit mixes policy, politics
Less than four weeks before the midterm election, President Joe Biden flew to Colorado to designate Camp Hale as a National Monument, giving Sen. Michael Bennet's campaign a boost.
CO Secretary of State candidates go head-to-head in contentious debate
The race for Secretary of State is often an afterthought when compared to things like the race for governor or senate. Not this year.
Colorado voters will decide if state should direct $290M toward affordable housing
Proposition 123 would transfer one-tenth of 1% of taxable income every year from Colorado's general fund to an affordable housing fund.
Colorado could become 2nd state to decriminalize psychedelic mushrooms
Under Proposition 122, mushrooms would be decriminalized right away in Colorado but it would take two years before a mushroom facility could open.
Battle over booze will be decided by voters
The last of Colorado's prohibition-era laws could fall this November when voters decide on three booze-related ballot measures.
State's district attorneys push for new law to crack down on auto thieves
District attorneys in Colorado say a new state law is partially to blame for the sharp rise in auto thefts.