Colorado Republicans are sounding off on “out-of-touch" Democrats after Denver Mayor Mike Johnston vowed to station police to block ICE agents from carrying out deportations and a report showed that the city has spent over $356 million in taxpayer dollars on services for migrants.

Canvass board members in seven Colorado counties voted against certifying the 2024 general election results, citing a recent password leak from the secretary of state’s office as the reason. Members in Archuleta,

Rep-elect Jeff Hurd (R-CO), the incoming freshman for Colorado’s 3rd congressional District, admits his representation style might be a “little bit different” from that of his predecessor, Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO).

Before facing trial for leaking voting machine data, former Mesa County Clerk and Recorder Tina Peters was found to be in contempt of court and ordered to pay a $1,500 fine for recording a court proceeding.

Rep. Iman Jodeh announces her run for the Senate seat vacated by Sen. Janet Buckner. Jodeh is the first Muslim and Palestinian-American elected to the Colorado General Assembly.

Colorado will keep working to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, despite the Trump administration’s promises to drop climate-friendly policies.

At a panel on changes, the state’s health leaders said to expect plenty of change — they’re just not sure what yet.

A Colorado state representative race where the Republican candidate appears to have won by six votes has triggered an automatic recount, according to the Colorado Secretary of State's office. Secretary of State Jena Griswold ordered the District 16 Colorado House of Representatives race in El Paso County to conduct a mandatory recount.

Recount ordered in Colorado House District 19 as Republican candidate, Dan Woog, leads by 109 votes. Recount to be completed by Dec. 6.

What we know about the investigations into Colorado's Secretary of State's office following the voting machine passwords fiasco and what happens next.

Norma Anderson, the lead plaintiff in the case that sought to bar Donald Trump from Colorado’s ballot over the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol, recalls a shimmer of optimism after the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments.

The House District 19 race between Democrat Jillaire McMillan and Republican Dan Woog will undergo a mandatory recount, the Colorado Secretary of State’s office has announced. Because the vote differential in the race is within 0.