Jeff Hurd

Guests are a chance for lawmakers to highlight issues important to them.

The U.S. House delivered a rebuke to President Donald Trump’s tariffs on Canada.

Incumbents, for the most part, outraised challengers, putting them in a good position to defend their seats.

Ask a Colorado Democrat in Washington, D.C. about why President Donald Trump and his administration seem to be singling out the state, and you get a variation on a theme: political punishment.

The bill passed went around Republican leaders and garnered support from one Colorado Republican.

Congress returns in early January, and members of Colorado’s congressional delegation each have their own priorities for the new year.

The legislation to complete the Arkansas Valley Conduit passed Congress with unanimous support, but was branded an ‘expensive and unreliable’ project by the President.

The state is seeking federal funding for recovery from August’s Elk and Lee Fires and October’s Western Colorado flooding.

Colorado’s U.S. House members split along party lines on a limited Republican health care bill that passed the House on Wednesday.

Absence did not make the heart grow fonder, at least not for members of the U.S. House of Representatives.