Glenwood Springs' former mayor edges out self-funded rival Eric Rudd to end a 20-year Republican run on the county board.

City workers gave Ruby’s Good Shoes 30 minutes to close before an unauthorized shutdown was undone the same day.

Nearly 75,000 Boulder County voters backed the expansion, which won't take effect until a five-member board seats in January 2029.

Early District 4 returns put environmental engineer Karen DeAguero far ahead of farmer Joseph Domenico in Adams County.

Unofficial returns show the state senator leading, with about 220,400 votes counted overall, and wildfire readiness topping her agenda.

A bot attack briefly took down Colorado's results website Tuesday night, but officials say ballots and vote counts were never touched.

Early returns favor Jeffco Public Schools’ $133 million tax measures, though it’s unclear yet whose votes are driving that number.

Polls close Tuesday in the District K race, where a land-use attorney and a former Thornton council member offer opposite visions for fixing RTD.

Amendment 87 would swap Colorado's flat tax for six brackets, with the state's own Democrats divided on whether it's fair or risky.

Question 2H would cement the Auditor's Office authority to chase wage theft, after it ordered strip clubs to pay nearly $14 million.

Melat Kiros ousted a 15-term incumbent, but her refusal to call the Boulder firebombing antisemitic still haunts her Denver campaign.

A consultant now demands legal immunity before discussing the vanished staff report, as Griswold campaigns for attorney general.

Persistent Systems cut the ribbon on a 30,600-square-foot Fuse Building campus, backed by Sen. John Hickenlooper and local chamber leaders.