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As Election Day in the Denver mayor's race draws closer, the candidates are making their cases for why they should be elected in multiple debates throughout the city.
Senate Democrats in Colorado have given preliminary approval to a bill allowing illegal immigrant students to pay in-state tuition at Colorado colleges.
New marijuana rules for dispensaries, caregivers and patients in Colorado have been given final approval in the Colorado House.
Repairs to Colorado's Capitol dome are facing a six-month delay as expenses to restore the rusting cast-iron dome mount and private fund raising lags.
Colorado's House has given final approval to an $18 billion spending plan for next year, leaving a spending agreement worked out last week mostly intact.
State lawmakers are considering a measure allowing more bear hunting.
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said he expects to make a final decision this year on Colorado's proposed rule for managing 4.2 million acres of roadless national forest land in the state, capping six years of work.
Colorado House Democrats are proposing dozens of amendments Wednesday to a state budget that was overwhelmingly approved in the Senate this week.
A crackdown on scrap metal sellers and buyers has been signed into law in Colorado.
A bill moving Colorado's primaries to June has won final approval in the Senate and now heads to the House.
A proposal restricting how much state-chartered entities spend on travel is up for debate at the Capitol in response to a pricey golfing trip by a state-chartered insurer.
A bill to allow video lottery terminals in Colorado has been delayed by a state Senate committee, with no word when the proposal might come back up.
Colorado House Democrats unhappy with the state's budget proposal to cut education funding are gearing up for a long fight.
A Colorado House committee has given initial approval to repealing a software tax as part of a deal struck by Republicans and Democrats for the 2011 state budget.
