Doug Robinson’s petitioning process hit a snag, so it’s lawsuit time

The Secretary of State’s office announced Robinson did not collect enough signatures to qualify onto the ballot.

Colorado Treasurer Walker Stapleton leads Republican gubernatorial candidates in new poll

While nearly 40 percent of respondents were still undecided, Colorado Treasurer Walker Stapleton and Colorado Attorney General Cynthia Coffman led GOP candidates in support.

What Republicans think of Trump: The view from Denver’s Western Conservative Summit

From "could do a lot more" to "exceeded my expectations" to "some sketchy moments" -- here's what they're saying about President Donald Trump.

Poll: Unaffiliated voters don’t like Trump, and that could be trouble for Colorado Republicans in 2018

David Flaherty of the Republican-leaning polling firm Magellan Strategies sees trouble brewing for Republicans in 2018 in the firm's first statewide poll of likely voters.

Colorado Senate is going to take up a bill to let teachers carry guns in schools

The bill would let school districts decide whether employees who are concealed-carry permit holders could undergo training to carry on campus.

Rep. Mike Coffman pushes to create protections for some undocumented immigrants

"Today’s introduction of the Bridge Act is only a first step in the long process of permanently reforming and strengthening our immigration laws."

Colorado Republicans are feeling good about their election performance, and they see Pueblo as key to the 2018 governorship

Election Night: Colorado called for Clinton. What else is happening here?

In addition to the headliners, Colorado has some high-stakes happenings at the state level, with Democrats in position to take over the Senate.

Colorado ballot returns show Republicans still hold the advantage in early voting on Election Day morning

Going into the home stretch, Colorado Republicans hold an 18,000-ballot advantage in early voting.

Colorado election results over time: Denver has picked a Republican for president twice since Kennedy

Denverite looks at how Denver County has remained politically consistent through the years while other counties have shifted on their choice for president.

Democratic voters barely outnumber Republicans in Colorado for the first time in decades

Hamburger Mary’s is back, just down the street from its ghost

Colorado Republicans against Trump raise the specter of Japanese internment camps

The focus was less on Hillary Clinton's economic plans for the country and more on not starting World War III.

Sen. Cory Gardner’s reluctant Trump endorsement has arrived

Republican Sen. Cory Gardner of Colorado is urging voters to support Donald Trump.

Mike Pence in Denver: “Let’s decide here in Colorado that Hillary Clinton will never be president”

Governor Mike Pence of Indiana is visiting Denver today to press the case for voting for Donald Trump for president.

Darryl Glenn’s Republican millennial whisperer learned love of politics from “The West Wing”

The country's most famous fictional Democrat inspired 18-year-old Benyam Capel to get involved in Republican Party politics.

Word out of Colorado Springs retreat: Kochs still won’t help Trump

In a sharp break from its plans before Trump emerged as the nominee, the Koch network won't play an active role in the presidential contest, said Mark Holden.

Donald Trump is coming to Colorado again — this time for a fundraiser in Colorado Springs

Trump is also doing a Reddit AMA at 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday -- maybe you'll see your house in his proof photo!

Darryl Glenn at Republican National Convention: We’re more racially divided today than before Obama ran

Here's what Darryl Glenn, the Colorado Republican candidate for U.S. Senate, had to say at the Republican National Convention tonight.

Darryl Glenn speaks tonight at the Republican National Convention

Darryl Glenn, the Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in Colorado, has a big-time speaking slot at the Republican National Convention today.