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House lawmakers have approved a bill that would create a health insurance marketplace in which individuals and small business can pool together to get lower premiums.
A change to the way suspected criminals post bond while awaiting trial has narrowly passed the Colorado Senate.
A permanent Colorado ban on synthetic marijuana sold as Spice or K2 is back before a Senate committee.
Republicans and Democrats are squaring off over an insurance proposal that GOP business allies support but others see as a move to embrace the federal health care law.
Colorado lawmakers seem no closer to agreement on new congressional districts as the session ticks into its final days with both Democrats and Republicans standing their ground.
Did Pakistani leaders help harbor Osama bin Laden? Sarah Palin wants to know.
The Colorado Senate approved and sent to the House a measure repealing the unenforced crime of adultery.
A handful of people in Denver came out late Sunday night to celebrate after the announcement by President Barack Obama that Osama bin Laden is dead.
Farmers who want to prepare and sell foods at home hope the Colorado Legislature joins more than a dozen other states with a "cottage foods" designation.
The candidates for mayor of Denver are making a last minute push for votes. They're encouraging people to turn in their ballots.
Colorado is a step closer to repealing an unenforced state law making adultery a crime.
Colorado's school funding bill is heading to the governor's desk with more money than originally expected.
Colorado lawmakers rejected a bill that would require prescriptions to buy common cold medicines like Sudafed in an attempt to block methamphetamine production.
Any contractor who does work for a public school will have to get a background check first under a bill headed to the state Senate.
A partisan standoff over new Colorado congressional districts may be heating up.
