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A bill to grant civil unions to same-sex couples has cleared the Colorado Senate. The bill now heads to the House. Democrats concede its prospects there aren't certain.
Teachers lined up in Colorado's Capitol Thursday to give senators an earful about how looming budget cuts will hurt students, even as state economists warned that improving state finances won't prevent education from being cut next year.
State Senate Democrats have killed a Republican proposal to waive vehicle emission inspections in Larimer and Weld counties.
In 4 weeks voting begins in Denver's mayoral race. Ten people are on the ballot and three candidates now have ads on television. But for many voters this remains a sleepy race.
The reception for a pay raise for Denver city leaders is getting panned by many people.
Colorado Republicans have long complained about higher car registration fees and late tag registration fines.
An impairment standard for drivers using medical marijuana has won final approval in the Colorado House
Colorado death certificates for women could soon list whether they were pregnant when they died.
A same-sex civil unions bill expected before the Colorado Senate has both sides ready for a long debate.
A proposal to make permits optional for carrying concealed weapons in Colorado has met its end.
Lawmakers are moving to strengthen the state's hand in water lawsuits with a bill prompted by a dispute between southwest Colorado ranchers and gas and oil drillers.
A new prostitution crackdown in Colorado focuses on customers, not the prostitutes.
A measure to eliminate a tax break for small properties that aren't being used for agriculture production got preliminary approval in the Colorado House Friday with some Republicans opposing the bill, saying it would hurt rural residents.
A Colorado congressman is leading the effort to strip funding from National Public Radio.
The newly Republican House in Washington recently read the federal Constitution aloud. Colorado's newly Republican House followed their federal counterparts' lead Wednesday morning and did the same. Some Democrats, including Minority Leader Rep. Sal Pace,
