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Seems like some Colorado lawmakers would've also appreciated getting some extra sleep last Sunday when the clocks sprang forward by an hour.
Colorado lawmakers are debating a bill that would allow full-strength beer on the shelves of grocery and convenience stores. Right now, full-strength beer is only sold at liquor stores, bars and restaurants.
State lawmakers proposed delaying the closure of a southeastern Colorado prison amid concerns from rural county officials who say the facility is a big economic driver for the region.
Handicapped parking permits in Colorado could come from out-of-state physician recommendations under a bill introduced Tuesday.
More youth sports coaches would have to take concussion training under a bill that cleared the Colorado House Monday.
Larimer County Republican Party officials have asked Fort Collins police to investigate the party's finances.
Opponents of school budget cuts are making their case at the state Capitol. They plan to deliver a letter signed by over 5,200 people to state lawmakers and the governor on Monday.
Secretary of State records show the Otero County Republican Party faces about $50,800 in fines for not filing any campaign finance reports in 2010.
Ten candidates for mayor will appear on Denver's May 3 election ballot.
Gov. John Hickenlooper says state employees and contractors will have to make more sacrifices as the state grapples with the Great Recession.
Colorado lawmakers will consider a bill Thursday that sets a blood-content threshold for what constitutes being too high to drive, as the state navigates through a range of issues raised by a spike in medical marijuana use.
A proposed two-month amnesty in which Colorado tax scofflaws would be able to pay what they owe without interest or penalties has cleared its first hurdle in the Legislature. But Republicans say a part of the bill that would set up a review of who is eligible is doomed.
Republicans are pushing a proposal to allow the Colorado's secretary of state to eject voters who can't prove they're citizens.
Anti-tax groups and Republican legislative leaders are encouraging lawmakers to look for more budget cuts instead of raising taxes.
Colorado lawmakers plan to introduce legislation allowing convenience stores and grocery stores to sell full-strength beer after rules on the sale of low-strength beer were changed to make it easier for restaurants and liquor stores to offer those brands.
