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Hit-and-run drivers would face tougher penalties under a bill at the state Capitol. Supporters want to fix a law they say can encourage the guilty driver to run.
Volunteers for President Barack Obama are gearing up Saturday to promote the president's visit to Colorado next week.
New technology is putting oil and gas drills closer to populated areas than ever before -- creating tension in Colorado over who regulates where drilling can and can't be done.
Colorado's Republican-led House on Thursday passed what the GOP calls a new tactic to challenge the federal health care overhaul.
Conservative Christian broadcaster James Dobson has endorsed Rick Santorum for the Republican nomination for president.
Democratic Colorado congresswoman Diana DeGette is announcing her re-election campaign for a ninth term.
High-dollar school board elections in Colorado have gotten the attention of state lawmakers, who are looking at campaign contribution limits.
There's a bill in Congress that would not only save Americans energy but also add to their wallets.
A marijuana legalization measure on Colorado ballots this fall could face some competition.
Colorado Republicans are preparing for the statewide party caucuses Feb. 7.
President Barack Obama will travel to Colorado as part of a five-state tour after his State of the Union Address.
Another measure to legalize marijuana could be headed to Colorado ballots this fall.
The popular Internet encyclopedia Wikipedia will go dark for a day on Wednesday. It's joining other websites to protest the Stop Online Piracy Act -- a bill that's been getting a lot of attention on Twitter and blogs.
Illegal immigrants attending Colorado high schools are waiting to see whether the Legislature will pass a bill allowing them to attend state colleges at tuition rates lower than the out-of-state rates.
Some 30,000 Colorado employees are waiting to see how Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper wants to change rules for employees, called the state personnel system.
