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The Colorado House approved a bill to make Sept. 11 a state holiday designated as "Patriot Day."
Henry Renteria-Vigil, once a welfare recipient, found his riches in the wastelands of Colorado's landfills.
A Colorado bill that includes more money for rural lawmakers awaits the governor's signature.
A hospital disclosure bill Republicans decry as religious persecution has cleared Colorado's Democratic Senate after two days of fiery debate.
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper is stepping into a dispute between local governments and the oil and gas industry over drilling.
Tempers are flaring in the Colorado Legislature as the session nears its midway point, and it turned out to be a wacky Wednesday in the state House during voting for bills.
A Democratic bill that would require new Colorado schools to meet energy efficiency standards faces dim prospects in a Republican House committee.
Colorado lawmakers and the recycling industry are talking about how recycling old computers, televisions and other electronics can create jobs.
Wind energy is a growing industry in Colorado, and right now landowners can actually sell the rights to the wind above their property. But that may soon change.
Withholding wages from an employee could become criminal in Colorado under a bill being debated at the state Legislature.
Colorado lawmakers are again debating a proposal to establish an "impaired" limit for marijuana. If passed, the bill would make drivers impaired if they test positive for five nanograms or more of THC, an ingredient in marijuana.
A Republican bill encouraging Colorado agencies to seek waivers from federal regulations got initial approval.
The Colorado House approved a measure allowing businesses to tell lawmakers what financial impact new legislation can have on their companies.
Colorado senators from both parties were on the defense Tuesday, as they gave tentative approval to a measure that includes more money for rural lawmakers.
Parents and educators are one step closer to learning where public universities spend every dime in Colorado. A bill that would put all their expenses online passed a House committee with bipartisan support on Monday.
