The RNC filed a complaint with the Government Accountability Office, accusing President Obama of misusing taxpayer dollars to travel the country for events it says were "widely reported to be equivalent to campaign rallies." »
Colorado Republicans don’t hate President Barack Obama’s pitch to lengthen lower interest rates for students with Stafford loans — as long as it is paid for. »
A limited number of seats are available for the public and for University of Colorado students to see President Barack Obama speak Tuesday on campus. »
Rep. Scott Tipton is seeking a legislative solution to getting Broncos games to Four Corners residents. »
Two years ago there was plenty of drama at the GOP's 7th Congressional District Assembly, but this time with Joe Coors as the lone candidate, probably not so much. »
Incumbent Republican Rep. Scott Tipton raised $378,000 and his opponent Sal Pace raised $280,000 in the first quarter of this year, according to both campaigns. »
Denver firefighters were first in the chute for contract negotiations, agreeing to $6 million in cuts over the next three years and setting the tone for the other two public safety unions that will begin negotiating. »
A bill creating a Scratch lottery ticket to help raise money for veterans is expected to be introduced today, one of the sponsors, Sen. Suzanne Williams, said. »
Rep. Cory Gardner sent back $218,274 to the U.S. Treasury because he didn't spend his entire office budget in 2011. »
All of Colorado's federal lawmakers are pushing the U.S. Department of Transportation to allow for direct flights from Colorado Springs to Washington, D.C. »
Six finalists vying to fill a recently vacated at-large seat on the Aurora City Council will begin what is a formal interview process Monday evening. »
A credit-scoring bill that died in a House committee inspired dueling press releases from the Republican majority and the Democratic minority. »
It was CU Advocacy Day at the Capitol, and among the university's biggest fans is Rep. Kevin Priola. »
Ron Paul won't be in attendance when the Colorado Libertarian Party has its weekend convention, but, nonetheless, chairman Jeff Orrok remains hopeful the Texas congressman will eventually run as a Libertarian for president. »
Gov. John Hickenlooper has proclaimed March “Title IX Month” in Colorado to mark the 40th anniversary of a law that forver changed sports for girls. »
