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Republicans and Democrats wasted no time taking their fight over congressional redistricting to court.
A legislative term in Colorado that started with promises of bipartisan camaraderie neared a bumpy end Wednesday with Democrats and Republicans bickering over nearly every matter they considered.
Three members of Colorado's congressional delegation are eligible to see photographs of Osama bin Laden after his death.
A bill allowing more time for bear hunting in Colorado has died as this year's legislative session winds down.
Colorado Democrats have killed the last bill that would have let legislators redraw congressional districts this session. Now it's up to the courts or a costly special session.
The bark beetle has killed 4 million acres of trees across Colorado, and now one state lawmaker is pushing a new plan to attack back. The bill banks on reviving a dying industry and creating new jobs.
CBS4 political specialist Shaun Boyd talked to a mayor, a governor and former city council member who say the mayoral race impacts all of Colorado in some way.
Colorado lawmakers from both parties seemed unusually united earlier this year on a plan to rein in the state's free-wheeling constitutional amendment process.
House lawmakers have given preliminary approval to a bill raising the fines for soliciting prostitution to create a scared-straight-type program aimed at discouraging sex solicitation in Colorado.
Democrats and Republicans in Colorado seem to agree Congress should indeed repeal the education law and are near agreement on a resolution telling Congress the education law is "ineffective."
Colorado lawmakers are running out of time to strike a deal on new congressional district lines.
Former Gov. Bill Ritter will endorse Michael Hancock in the runoff election in Denver's mayor's race.
There's a new push under way to require all businesses in Denver to offer paid sick days for employees.
Colorado senators rejected the nation's most liberal driving-while-high standard Monday, saying the proposal would send the state into the realm of hazy science.
Colorado lawmakers are plowing ahead with plans to debate congressional redistricting, despite a lack of agreement on how they will handle it.
