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Red-light cameras could become a thing of the past in Colorado if one state lawmaker gets his way. The Denver City Council also debates a policy with red-light cameras.
A Republican lawmaker hopes to eliminate cameras that catch people running red lights.
Gov. John Hickenlooper is inviting artists and what he calls "creative entrepreneurs" to Montorse to talk about developing "creative districts" in several Western Slope towns.
Denver's mayor is moving ahead on a plan to develop the Interstate 70 corridor near Denver International Airport.
In the first three days of the 2012 legislative session, state lawmakers have introduced nearly 150 bills. The legislation includes everything from homeowners associations to school discipline to red-light cameras.
Sen. Mark Udall is again urging Congress to set aside their differences during the State of the Union address and sit side-by-side with members of the opposite party during the speech.
Can Tim Tebow's blessing inspire Colorado lawmakers? One state representative thinks so.
Colorado's booming medical marijuana industry is regulated like no other. Public officials boast of tracking, measuring and taxing pot from seed to sale, calling Colorado a model of how to bring order to a medical marijuana business often compared to the Wild West.
Republican lawmakers want to ban red-light cameras in Colorado, saying municipalities are using them as revenue boosters that do little for traffic safety.
Gov. John Hickenlooper on Thursday urged lawmakers to move forward on social and financial goals this session, encouraging them to prove "cynics" wrong and show they can cooperate to legalize civil unions for same-sex couples and make the Colorado more business-friendly.
Read the prepared text of Gov. John Hickenlooper's State of the State speech on Thursday.
Republican House Speaker Frank McNulty said Wednesday his party will not budge in its opposition to eliminating a property tax break for seniors as called for by Democrats and Gov. John Hickenlooper.
Colorado could have two separate questions about legalizing marijuana on ballots this fall.
Gov. John Hickenlooper gives his State of the State address on Thursday and he sat down Wednesday with CBS4 Political Specialist to talk about priorities.
Colorado lawmakers will try again to grant in-state tuition to illegal immigrants who graduated from state high schools.
