Election headlines

  1. Former RI man to run for Colo. governor

    Former RI man to run for Colo. governor

    A onetime Republican Senate candidate from Rhode Island says he's going to run for governor of Colorado.

  2. Will you pay for Colo. education change?

    Will you pay for Colo. education change?

    Colorado's governor will sign a bill Tuesday overhauling the state's education system.

  3. Obama to speak on secret drone program

    Obama to speak on secret drone program

    President Obama will speak on the legality of his secret drone program and other counterterrorism practices Thursday.

  4. White House: Obama not involved in IRS

    White House: Obama not involved in IRS

    The White House insists President Obama was not involved in scrutiny of tea party groups by the IRS.

  5. Sheriffs suing over new gun control laws

    Sheriffs suing over new gun control laws

    A group of 54 Colorado sheriffs say recently passed state gun control laws are unconstitutional and they plan to file a federal lawsuit Friday to block them

  6. 2 more Colo. groups claim IRS problems

    2 more Colo. groups claim IRS problems

    Two more conservative political groups in Colorado say they were targeted by the Internal Revenue Service to make it hard for them to get tax exemptions.

  7. Audit: Undocumented spending in Denver

    Audit: Undocumented spending in Denver

    City employees may have made up to $3.7 million in "unauthorized purchases" last year, according to a new report released by the Denver Auditor.

  8. Bennet to cosponsor reporter shield law

    Bennet to cosponsor reporter shield law

    Colorado Senator Michael Bennet announces that he will cosponsor a bill to protect reporters from having to reveal their sources.

  9. Tancredo considers run for governor

    Tancredo considers run for governor

    Tom Tancredo is seriously considering a run for governor in 2014 but tells The Denver Post he has not made a final decision.

  10. Gov. discusses sentencing system changes

    Gov. discusses sentencing system changes

    Governor John Hickenlooper tells 7NEWS he wants to ensure better communication between the judicial office and the prison system to prevent mistakes.

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