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The Colorado Senate has approved a campaign finance bill introduced in response to the actions of anti-tax advocate Douglas Bruce.
The former chairman of the Larimer County Republican Party said he chose to ignore notices about unfiled campaign finance reports from the secretary of state.
Gov. John Hickenlooper says Colorado could avoid closing 15 of its 41 state parks by consolidating the Division of Wildlife and the Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation.
Palin is scheduled to be the keynote speaker at a military and veterans appreciation rally and charity benefit in May.
A proposal to grant same-sex couples similar rights and protections as married couples is up for its first hearing at the Colorado Legislature Monday.
Colorado's law to prevent bullying in schools is getting a new look this year in the Legislature.
Two Colorado lawmakers are spearheading the effort to cut government waste in Washington. It follows a report that found hundreds of "duplicate," "overlapping" federal programs that are wasting billions of dollars.
Electronic cigarettes are battery-operated inhalers advertised as a better alternative to smoking because the nicotine is delivered through vapor, not smoke.
Wherever they go, Fran and Anna Simon carry their 3-year-old son's birth certificate to prove to anyone that they are his parents. Jessie Ulibarri fears he won't be by the side of his partner, Louis Trujillo, in case Trujillo is ever hospitalized.
Colorado Democrats picked party strategist and former Washington legislative aide Rick Palacio to be their new leader on Saturday.
Convenience store owners are accusing Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper of siding with restaurants and craft brewers in a dispute over testing beer for alcohol content.
Colorado Democratic Party chairwoman Pat Waak is stepping down after leading the party for six years.
Religious leaders and organizations are supporting a bill to create civil unions in Colorado.
Colorado state-chartered agencies are telling lawmakers they can't live with proposed new restrictions on travel.
A bill up for debate at the state Capitol would give parents the ability to close a school with a simple petition. Only the school board could stop the process and only for limited reasons.
