The Colorado Decides debate series continues with a debate featuring the candidates for Congress in the 2nd Congressional District, Democratic incumbent Jared Polis and Republican challenger Nic Morse.

The Colorado Decides debate series continues with a debate featuring the candidates for Congress in the 4th Congressional District, Republican incumbent Ken Buck and Democratic challenger Bob Seay.

The Colorado Decides debate series continues with a debate featuring the candidates for Congress in the 6th Congressional District, Republican incumbent Mike Coffman and Democratic challenger Morgan Carroll.

Mike Pence and Tim Kaine VP debate, Columbus Day changes to Indigenous People day, Donald Trump's visit to Colorado, $35 million spent on Colorado Ballot Campaigns and much more on this week's Colorado Inside Out.

Mike Pence and Tim Kaine VP debate, Columbus Day changes to Indigenous People day, Donald Trump's visit to Colorado, $35 million spent on Colorado Ballot Campaigns and much more on this week's Colorado Inside Out.

Colorado Decides features a debate about Amendment 72 which would increase the tax on cigarettes in Colorado.

The debate series continues with a look at Propositions 107 and 108, which if passed would create a primary election in Colorado open to all voters. Kent Thiry supporting the measure and Penfield Tate opposing the measure, join the panel of Dominic Dezzutti, Shaun Boyd and Eric Sondermann.

The debate series continues with a look at Proposition 106, also known as Medical Aid in Dying, which if passed would allow for medically assisted suicide for terminally ill patients. Julie Selsberg supporting the measure and Carrie Ann Lucas opposing the measure, join the panel of Dominic Dezzutti, Shaun Boyd and Eric Sondermann.

Congress overrides Obama veto, reactions to first Presidential debate, Trump in Colorado and Hickenlooper throws support behind three ballot measures. All this and more on Colorado Inside Out.

A debate that takes a look at the Am. 69 also known as Colorado Care, which if passed would replace Colorado Health Care payment system with a single payer model.