Election 2016

Today is a historic day in American history as we will pick a new president. No matter who wins, it will be a groundbreaking event. Every one of us needs to get out and vote and let our voice be heard. We don't have to agree but I sure hope we will except whoever the winner is

no more capitals at the capitol. -- tony.

The stress of election day is almost coming to an end, but before it's all over...you must get a free donut.

The election season is over, and there are many things we may have enjoyed a lot less than we used to because of everything that has gone on over the last year. What are the five things you'll be able to enjoy again?

With only days left to campaign, Bill Clinton stopped by Fort Collins to represent his wife, Hillary Clinton, and to gain more supporters for her possible presidency. With the sun shining down on New Belgium Brewery’s wide outdoor patio, the crowd packed tighter and anxiously awaited the former president’s remarks...

Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence is campaigning in Loveland on Wednesday, November 2.

It's no secret that election season can be one of the most stressful times for eligible voters. This election is unlike any we've ever seen before, and several news outlets are talking about how Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump may be the two most hated political candidates in election history.

Registered voters in Colorado should have gotten their ballots in the mail. And as we get closer to November 8th, the Denver District Attorney's Office has important news for you.

Weld County voters can expect to get ballots in the mail during the next few weeks as they go in the mail today.

On October 17, Bernie Sanders will return to campus in Fort Collins. He previously visited on his own campaign trail, but this time he's endorsing Hillary Clinton.

And the locker room talk discussion continues.

In a world of violent Trump rallies, I have to speak up and say that I felt very safe at the rally in Loveland on Monday night.