Early returns show Romero topping 50% against Hurd in a district Republicans have represented since 2011.

Every statewide Democrat lives in the Denver area, while most Republican rivals hail from southern Colorado. Weiser says he's working to close the gap.

The city wants its own 911 authority by 2028, but the proposed budget has no money plan yet, and dispatch staff say they're left out of talks.

Mayor Phil Lund warned the measure would leave his office with almost no responsibilities. Council voted it down Monday night.

Fr. Chad Ripperger, known for viral talks on demons and UFOs, is stepping back from public speaking at Archbishop James Golka's request.

Noon-to-4 p.m. rally at the Colorado State Capitol anchors dozens of statewide events pushing early voting ahead of Nov. 3.

The District 1 incumbent and former Green Beret says he'll make it official in a few weeks, joining a field that's already raised over $213,000.

The Denver debate turned tense when Griswold tied threats on her life to Allen and MAGA Republicans, drawing gasps from the crowd.

A 5-4 council vote flips the city's last furlough day into paid time off, with one more approval still needed.

Pettersen leans on Trump-focused messaging while Palmer Lake challenger Tim Bennett says past election margins mean nothing to him.

A Kansas judge kept Brendan Baker's race-bias claim alive against CBA-CLE while tossing his sexual-orientation allegation.

A federal judge ruled the U.S. owns the Hallar Deed Area outright, shutting down a Mancos group's years-long fencing claim.