Rep. DeGette Highlights Issue Of Drug Shortages
Drug shortages are becoming an urgent problem and Congresswoman Diana DeGette is highlighting the issue.
Coffman Writes Column, Apologizes For Obama Birth Comments
A Colorado congressman who questioned the citizenship of President Barack Obama expanded on his apology Thursday, calling his comments at a GOP fundraiser this month “inappropriate and boneheaded.”
Obama Holds High-Dollar Fundraiser In Denver
President Barack Obama mixed fundraising with a commencement speech on a two city stop in Colorado on Wednesday.
Organizers Of Initiative 52 Admit There’s A Lot Of Work To Do
Organizers behind a measure that would allow undocumented immigrants obtain driver’s licenses in Colorado admit there is a lot of work to do before the plan could make the ballot.
Hickenlooper Continues Bill Signing Tour Of Colorado
Gov. John Hickenlooper continues his tour of Colorado this week where he’s signing new bills into law.
Gay Marriage Could Be Big Voting Issue In Colorado
Since 2008, equal rights for same-sex couples — either through civil unions or gay marriage — has flared in a few of the most contested presidential states. The fight in Colorado has proved especially bitter.
Reality Check Resources: Bain Capital
Reality Check resources on Bain Capital
New Film Incentives Could Spark More Movie Production In Colorado
Gov. John Hickenlooper signed a bill into law on Friday that he hopes will lure more filmmakers to Colorado.
Colorado Lawmakers Hobble To End Of Special Session
It’s another session ending for Colorado lawmakers, and they finish Wednesday with little to show for returning to work.
Crossroads Announcing $25 Million Ad Push
An independent group favoring Republican Mitt Romney is launching a $25 million, month-long advertising campaign against President Barack Obama in 10 states, further escalating an expensive TV ad war in presidential battleground states less than six months before Election Day.
