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Testimony at the state Capitol continued for hours Wednesday afternoon over a controversial civil union bill being debated in the Colorado Senate.
A Republican bill to boost the Colorado oil and gas industry faces its first test Thursday in the Democratic state Senate.
The debate of whether to grant Colorado same-sex couples rights similar to married couples returns to the state Capitol Wednesday, this time with more momentum than when it failed narrowly last year.
Colorado's Taxpayer's Bill of Rights faces a direct challenge in federal court Wednesday when attorneys for the state will ask a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit by lawmakers seeking to overturn the amendment voters approved in 1992.
Colorado lawmakers have taken up an effort to do something about over-reaching homeowners associations. They want more transparency in HOAs.
Medical Marijuana is legal in 17 states, but the industry has a decidedly black-market aspect - it's mostly cash-only.
The Colorado Senate has yet to act on 174 appointments from the Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper this session involving 55 boards and commission this year.
The college student who glitter-bombed Mitt Romney in Denver will have to wait a few more days to find out if he'll be expelled from University of Colorado Denver.
Businesses on Tuesday lambasted a Democratic proposal that would give bidding preferences to companies that employ mostly Colorado workers for state projects, one of the highlights of the party's job-creation plan this year.
Colorado senators gave the first approval to a bill that would repeal the state's criminal libel law.
The crime of criminal libel is one of the oldest in Colorado's books. One Colorado senator is looking to repeal the seldom-used law in an era when almost anyone can be a publisher online.
Lawmakers will hear testimony on a bill to prohibit employers from using consumer credit information against potential employees unless they're applying for a job that involves financial decisions.
Democrats are still trying to put together a national strategy for 2012. They are just starting to raise money for the election.
Two families have united after hit-and-run accidents changed their lives.
Colorado lawmakers are taking up an issue stirring up controversy across the country -- requiring welfare recipients to take drug tests.
