Barack Obama

Stars rejoiced in the new U.S. president.

Here's something I'm sure nobody will have an opinion about.

President Barack Obama will be making a trip to Colorado in June to be the commencement speaker for the Air Force Academy's Class of 2016 graduation ceremony.

This morning, thousands of Larimer County workers were forced to stay home from work, as the Federal Government shut down.

America is undoubtedly the land of free speech (recent news about the NSA aside). But there's one thing in particular you probably shouldn't say, even to your thereapist, as one Colorado man found out.

President Obama was in Denver yesterday to show his support for the gun control measures recently passed in Colorado. Meanwhile, 16 county sheriffs, including Larimer County’s Justin Smith and John Cooke of Weld County have vowed not to enforce the new gun restrictions. We have video of Sheriff Smith giving the Sheriff's point of view.

President Barack Obama’s planned visits to Denver, Aurora and Colorado Springs on Tuesday have all been cancelled. Also, Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan cancelled his Tuesday trips to Greeley, Castle Rock and Canon City because of the storm. With the Presidential election just a week away both the Obama and Romney campaigns have kicked into high gear, but Hurricane Sandy has put on damper on both candidates plans, as well as disrupting just about everything on the East Coast.

Rocker Ted Nugent is not afraid to speak his mind, and that’s exactly what he did in a new Washington Times op-ed piece that surfaced reflecting his views on the Obama Health Care package.

In light of the recent news that North Carolina has banned same sex marriages, the President stands up.

Basketball-Fan-in-Chief Barack Obama’s career as a presidential bracketologist got off to a rousing start in 2009 when his pick to win the 2009 NCAA tournament, North Carolina, were indeed crowned champions.

President Obama just announced this morning that US troops will leave Iraq by the end of year.

Remember the American dream? Well, it might be a distant memory, if one survey is to be believed. A new poll of 600 Americans found citizens are upset about several issues.