There’s a new hopeful congressional cutie in town! On Monday (January 27), Colorado State Rep. Manny Rutinel (D-Commerce City) announced his plans to run for Congress in the state’s 8th congressional district,

State Rep. Manny Rutinel on Monday announced his candidate for the Democratic nomination to challenge Republican U.S. Rep. Gabe Evans in Colorado's swingy 8th Congressional District, a nearly evenly d

Phil Weiser is preparing a legal blitz to block President Trump's actions from hurting Colorado, the attorney general tells us in an exclusive interview. Why it matters: The state's top prosecutor is the front line in the blue-state resistance,

Colorado Democrats and labor unions want to strip state labor law of a provision requiring a second election allowing dues and fees, amid opposition from Gov. Jared Polis and business groups.

Voters in Colorado Springs could once again choose between allowing recreational marijuana shops within city limits or not.

Delusional. Inexperienced. An idiot. Those are some of the things Clark has been called since announcing his third run — and that's just coming from his sister.

On Thursday, former county clerk in Colorado and election-denier Tina Peters was sentenced to nine years behind bars.

Before and after winning election last year to represent one of Colorado’s most diverse and immigrant-rich congressional districts, Republican U.S. Rep. Gabe Evans of Fort Lupton promised to help deliver a border crackdown and deportations of violent criminals,

Colorado Springs leaders may try recreational pot measure again, claiming voters who approved it were ‘confused.’” Apparently, some city council members

A panel of Colorado legislators on Tuesday advanced a proposal to eliminate provisions of a law governing the process for imposing union fees on non-union members.

The Colorado Springs City Council may refer a new election ballot measure asking voters to vote, again, on recreational cannabis sales — just months after voters approved retail pot.

Colorado grocery stores would be prohibited from “unfairly or unconscionably” raising prices on their products under new legislation proposed by state lawmakers.