Coloradostate

The fight over a graduated income tax was one of the most hotly contested proposals on the fall ballot

State public health officials confirmed the case Wednesday in a child not yet old enough for a routine measles vaccination.

32 carols are vying for this year’s top spot, and you get to help pick the winner!

The outgoing governor also shares thoughts for his successor.

The party once again failed to win a statewide race while enduring infighting and inexperienced candidates

Volunteers are still helping with fire debris cleanup and more.

The Democrat says he is ready to work across the aisle to legislate with supermajority

The number of test questions will remain the same, but students will be given less time to finish.

Kaufmann, who has worked for Gov. Jared Polis for nearly 20 years, will lead Colorado Concern.

The office said it was not caused by a cyberattack.

This measure proposes a new third of a penny sales tax to fund CoCo expansion to Pueblo, increased service, a station in Trinidad and more.

The measure would divert already collected sporting goods sales taxes toward wildfire prevention and other conservation measures.

This proposition would require life in prison for human trafficking of minors.

Proposition 132 would change Colorado’s laws to be stricter on possession and distribution of fentanyl.

The measure would let the state keep up to $4.6 billion in tax revenue that is currently returned to taxpayers through TABOR refunds.

One proposal would create a graduated state income tax. The other would cap the income tax rate at the current level.

Midterm elections that will serve as a referendum on President Donald Trump’s second term will begin to come to a close Tuesday as Americans, angry over high prices and an unpopular war with Iran, decide whether to drastically shift power in Washington.

Amendment 86 would place more restrictions on redrawing congressional maps in Colorado in an attempt to keep the state from joining the nationwide gerrymandering fight.

The measure could make ballots easy to understand. But who decides and what measures will be used are open questions.

If this measure passes, mail-ballot voters would be required to take an additional step to verify their identity.

Amendment 82 would enshrine a right to buy and sell natural gas in Colorado's constitution and is being proposed by the advocacy group Advance Colorado.

Amendment 81 would explicitly require local law enforcement to communicate with ICE.

Skies are clearing in the Four Corners area, and hundreds of evacuees are returning home. But the risk of flooding remains as water moves downstream.

Democratic socialist Melat Kiros is facing off against Republican Christy Petterson, independent Shimon Blau and two other third-party candidates to represent Colorado’s 1st Congressional District.

The seats representing Congressional Districts 1, 3, and 7 are up for election this year. All three races feature incumbents.

Incumbent Democrat John Hickenlooper is facing off against five challengers to keep his seat in the U.S. Senate.

Democrat Jeff Bridges and Republican Kevin Grantham are two of the four candidates facing off in the race for Colorado’s next treasurer.

Democrat Amanda Gonzalez and Republican James Wiley, along with three third-party candidates are facing off in the race for Colorado’s next Secretary of State.

Democrat Jena Griswold faced off against Republican Michael J. Allen in the race for Colorado’s next attorney general.

Democrat Phil Weiser faced off against Republican Victor Marx and five other third-party or unaffiliated candidates.

A heated race between two breakfast pastries is part of the lesson about democracy.

The Trump administration has urged the Supreme Court to overturn a ruling allowing a state-funded preschool program in Colorado to exclude Roman Catholic schools if they don’t comply with equal-opportunity requirements.

Colorado ballot returns for the midterms higher than normal according to the Secretary of State’s office.

While U.S. Department of Justice and outside monitors have to stay 100 feet away from polling sites, congressional observers are allowed inside.