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Former Gov. Bill Ritter is back at the Colorado Capitol Tuesday to promote a bicycle race and see his official portrait.
A young, hip group is shaking up Denver's Mayoral Election with an MTV-style video that takes us inside the candidates' homes.
Hundreds of people gathered at the state Capitol on Thursday for an emotional debate over a bill that would grant same-sex couples the right to enter civil unions.
The state of Colorado has found itself with an extra $75 million on Wednesday.
A bill that would make physical education mandatory in schools got a step closer to becoming law on Tuesday. A compromise was hammered out that allowed it to pass.
The nation's most sweeping measure addressing youth-concussions in sports was signed into law Tuesday in Colorado.
Colorado's governor is asking senior managers in state government to reapply for their jobs.
A statewide network of "john schools" for men caught seeking prostitutes is closer to approval in Colorado.
One of the people hoping to become Denver's next mayor is campaigning against pay raises for the office and other elected officials.
A bill to enhance the power of the Colorado officials in ranchers' water disputes with gas and oil companies has won initial backing in the House.
The Republican Party in Colorado has chosen its legal counsel, Ryan Call, as its new party chairman with just one round of voting.
Electronic cigarettes are now illegal for minors in Colorado.
Sometimes a little money comes with big problems, as Colorado lawmakers are finding out a week after hearing the state's finances aren't quite as bad as feared.
A proposal to allow gas stations, grocery stores and convenience stores to sell full-strength beer is advancing at the state Capitol.
A second Denver mayoral candidate has received the endorsement from someone who used to have the job.
