If Republicans attack Andrew Romanoff on immigration, reporters should obviously spotlight Mike Coffman's own record on the issue.

There's a desperate quality to Mike Coffman's actions these days, typified by his No-Labels maneuver, and with any luck it will be fully dissected by reporters the 2014 election nears.

Drunk drivers kill over kill over 10,000 people a year. We can reduce that to just about nothing with passive and unobtrusive devices being developed that instantaneously measure a driver's blood alcohol as the car is about to start.

What's up with the Observer? What exactly did Fortney say? How did the changes to the quote come to pass?

I arrived in Addis Ababa on Saturday night, 23 hours after leaving Denver. The Frankfurt airport now seems as distant as its charm. This is my third trip to Africa in the last two years.

Former President Bill Clinton stopped in Denver Tuesday evening to stump for incumbent Democratic Senator Michael Bennet. Clinton and Bennet spoke to...

Democratic National Committee Chairman Tim Kaine will travel to Colorado Thursday to be the featured guest at a unity event for the state Democratic P...

DENVER — Democratic U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet battled for his job Tuesday in a Colorado primary against Andrew Romanoff, a former state House spe...

Because of Bennet's record and his connections to the Wall Street faction of his party, he is now -- clearly -- wide open to being attacked from both his right and his left.

PUEBLO (AP) - Are voters getting tired of Colorado's Senate primary candidates? The folks in southern Colorado appear to be, with a major debate plann...

He's sold his home and swore off PAC money, so surging Colorado Senate candidate Andrew Romanoff faces a tricky question if he's able to knock off Sen...

DENVER — President Barack Obama pleaded with Colorado Democrats on Tuesday to stick with U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet in a primary challenge, callin...

I didn't vote for Bennet in the primary. I was a Romanoff guy. But none of that matters now: Michael Bennet has to beat Ken Buck.

DENVER — Colorado Democrats could be getting a phone call from the president this week. President Barack Obama taped an automated phone call as...

Democratic Senate challenger Andrew Romanoff raised $619,814 in the 2nd Quarter, according to figures obtained by The Colorado Statesman. It's his bes...

Campaign efforts by the DNC more than doubled Bennet's $6 million investment in his campaign, providing him a more than 6:1 financial advantage over Andrew Romanoff.

It's the end of summer, and for politicos, that means we're finally seeing the fruits of those millions of dollars candidates have been raising. From...

Ken Buck, elected Weld County district attorney since 2004, is vying for the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate against former Lt. Gov. Jane Norton...

Ken Buck holds a large lead over Republican primary opponent Jane Norton in the race for Colorado's U.S. Senate seat, a Denver Post/9News poll shows. ...

Days after Democrat Michael Bennet was sworn into the U.S. Senate, the freshly minted senator sold off at least $2 million worth of investments, accor...

Media and party operatives have achieved a new low in cynicism, inspiring more of the electorate to turn off and drop out. Ever-more right-leaning Democratic and Republican parties have delivered us over to the plutocracy.

Michael Bennet passed the first big political test of his career on Tuesday night when he defeated challenger Andrew Romanoff to capture the Democrati...

The White House's political team is breathing a major sigh of relief with the results of both the Colorado Republican and Democratic Senate primaries ...