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By Bill Scanlon , Rocky Mountain News Originally published 10:04 a.m., July 2, 2008 Updated 10:04 a.m., July 2, 2008 Obama visiting Springs today Colorado GOP officials this morning blasted Barack Obama for ...

When Rep. Diana DeGette traveled to Miami in the dead of winter for a health-care conference, she stayed at a $375-per-night hotel on a small island beside Biscayne Bay.

Colorado AFL-CIO Executive Director Mike Cerbo, joined by Colorado union members, announced endorsements of working family candidates including Mark Udall for United States Senate at the labor federation's ...

Photo by Larry Winget Re-enacting soldiers of the Artillery Company of New Mexico carry the U.S. flag along with their regimental colors as they march in a parade on June 19 to mark the 150th anniversary of ...

The fight over the Pinon Canyon Maneuver Site in Colorado, seen here, pits a freshman Republican against one of his top benefactors.

Congress once again is moving to prohibit the Army from spending money on expanding its Pinon Canyon training area in southeast Colorado.

We should have seen this one coming. Oil is the most expensive it's ever been. The price negatively impacts people's daily lives and negatively impacts our national economy.

The campaign manager for Democrat Tom Udall had only a couple of words for the candidate's opponent in New Mexico's hotly contested U.S. Senate race: "Wrong guy." Udall's campaign said Wednesday it wanted to ...

Photo by Larry Winget Congressman John Salazar listens to a discussion on providing long term health care in Conejos and Costilla Counties.

Fort Carson, Colo., and Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., would become test beds for predeployment counseling programs aimed at reducing the risk of combat stress under legislation sponsored by two Colorado lawmakers.

On Monday, BLM said it would offer the lease acreage in the region, prized for its wildlife and scenic beauty, for sale in 31 parcels in the state's quarterly lease sale on August 14.

The recent Democratic surge in Colorado and other Western states has left presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama wondering whether the region will swing their way come November.

Dem senators discuss possible Obama endorsement M.E. Sprengelmeyer and Isaac Wolf Rocky Mountain News Originally published 03:08 p.m., June 2, 2008 Updated 03:09 p.m., June 2, 2008 WASHINGTON - Sen.

Two of Colorado's holdout Democratic Party superdelegates have thrown their support behind Barack Obama, saying he has the party's blessing for the presidential nomination in August.

" Colorado Superdelegates may be feeling more pressure to make a decision after reports that Sen.

Federal oil and gas leases could be sold on top of western Colorado's Roan Plateau even as members of the state's congressional delegation try to restrict the amount of land that can be developed, and when.

Colorado Democratic Party chairwoman and superdelegate Pat Waak endorsed Barack Obama for president Wednesday as she and several hundred Obama supporters gathered for a fundraiser at the Hyatt Regency hotel ...

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Colorado citizen groups herald introduction of legislation in both the U.S. House and Senate to create Dominguez Canyon Wilderness Area and a surrounding national conservation area.

Gallegos, Vigil still in the fight By RUTH HEIDE ALAMOSA - Although only one of three Democratic contenders for Colorado House District 62 received sufficient votes during the party's weekend assembly to make ...