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Despite All The Nice Talk, Partisanship Reigns

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Partisanship is reaching new heights in Washington, even as President Barack Obama makes almost daily pleas to get along. He's scheduled a bipartisan health care summit, and just Tuesday he hosted GOP leaders at the White House for the first time in two months. More
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Romanoff Complains About Obama's Campaign Visit

A Democrat running for Senate isn't happy about President Barack Obama's visit to Denver later this month. That's because Obama is stumping for his opponent. More

Obama Calls Hickenlooper; Urges Him To Run

A spokesman for Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper says President Barack Obama called the mayor to discuss Colorado's governor's seat, which is up for grabs this year. More

Colorado Voters May Decide Supermarket Beer, Wine Issue

If attorney Blake Harrison get his way, Colorado voters will get to decide whether grocery stores can sell full strength beer and wine. More

Mayor's Plan For $120M In Budget Cuts Includes 176 Layoffs

Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper on Tuesday morning presented his plans to cut $120 million from the city's budget, including cutting 176 city jobs. More
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Romanoff To Declare Senate Candidacy

Former Speaker of the House Andrew Romanoff will launch his bid Sen. Michael Bennet's seat in a Pueblo event Wednesday. More

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National Headlines

White House Mocks Sarah Palin From Podium

Clinton Asked To Intervene In Haiti Kidnap Case

GOP Wary Of Pitfalls In Obama's Health Care Summit

Pa. Dem Murtha Remembered As Military Advocate

AP Interview: NY's Paterson Lashes Back At Rumors

Local Headlines

Penry Officially Drops From Governor's Race

Wadhams Says He's Not Leaving To Help Unseat Reid

Senate Kills Tuition For Illegal Immigrants Bill

Colorado Oil, Gas Rules Clear Another Hurdle

Senators' Remarks About Gays, HIV Angers Democrats

Colorado May Eliminate Spending Cap

President Signs Massive Stimulus In Denver

Stimulus Will Bring Help For Unemployed

Lawmakers Get Grim Budget News

Rural, GOP Superintendent To Attend Stimulus Signing

Facts Or Fiction

Commercial Attacking Amendment 58 Has Fictional Claims

Gaming Amendment Has Facts, Misleading Statements

McCain Campaign Commercial Examined

New Obama Commercial Examined

Anti-Musgrave Ad Attacks Her Record On Veterans

Analysis: Ad Attack On Udall's Tax Stance Is Misleading

Dueling Congressional Ads Contain Facts, Fiction

New Congressional Campaign Ad Has Facts, Fiction

Commercial Attacking Three Amendments Is Misleading

Polis Ads Don't Tell Complete Story

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Sources: Gov. Ritter To Retire

Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter won't run for re-election this fall.

Survey Will Help City Decide What Gets Cut

The city of Denver faces a $121 million dollar budget shortfall.

Lawmakers Get Bad Budget News

Colorado lawmakers are bracing for more bad news on state revenues.

Biden Announces Money For Green Jobs, Training

Vice President Joe Biden and two Cabinet secretaries have unveiled national programs to train workers for "green jobs" that make public housing more energy-efficient.

Tancredo Says It's Time To Legalize Drugs