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State lawmakers are considering a bill that would ban red light cameras on Colorado.
The Colorado Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that some political attack ads in state races are not subject to contribution limits if they don't urge voters to elect or defeat a particular candidate.
A debate over whether to ban Colorado employers from using credit reports against job applicants became feisty Tuesday.
Teenagers won't need permission slips for indoor tanning beds in Colorado anytime soon.
A Colorado lawmaker is taking the first step in banning bisphenol A, known as BPA from baby bottles and pacifiers.
A bill that would help make Colorado a leader in space travel is moving through the legislature.
Colorado Senators are debating a measure to restrict employers from using consumer credit information against job applicants unless the job they're applying for is in the financial or security sectors.
Some Colorado lawmakers want people to be able to use gold and silver coins as currency.
A mother from Denver is behind a bill moving forward in the State Legislature that would protect special needs victims of violent crimes.
The college student who threw a glitter bomb at Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney will not be expelled.
Lawmakers are considering a bill that would grant partial immunity to those who report drug overdoses and stay with the victim.
Activists are trying to get a marijuana legalization initiative on the November ballot.
A Colorado Republican senator told lawmakers who gave initial approval to repealing criminal libel that what people write on Facebook shouldn't land them in jail.
Some Colorado lawmakers are worried about the strength of the U.S. dollar -- and they want to legalize gold and silver coins as currency.
Most of Colorado's representatives in the U.S. House have backed renewing a payroll tax cut and jobless benefits.
