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Gov. John Hickenlooper says he recognizes that closing a prison in rural southeastern Colorado will have a "significant impacts" on the community.
Afraid of getting audited? Some Colorado Democrats want to help ease your worries -- and raise cash for the state -- by offering a two-month tax amnesty.
A woman whose son died while being treated by a phony doctor is taking her fight for change to the legislature.
Democratic state lawmakers are pressing ahead with plans to implement the new federal health care program in Colorado, ignoring a proposal from Republicans.
People in Colorado wouldn't need a permit to carry a concealed weapon under a bill headed for approval in the Republican-led state House.
Edible marijuana packaging faces stricter guidelines in Colorado under a bill that aims to establish labeling requirements for pot brownies, lollipops and other pot products.
Hundreds of Latinos gathered for this year's "Latina/o Advocacy Day," which included a rally Monday at the state Capitol.
Unpopular "crash taxes", in which local governments charge out-of-town drivers who cause car accidents for emergency services, could be limited in Colorado.
Sen. Rollie Heath wants to ask voters to raise Colorado's income and sales tax rates, saying the governor's proposal to further slash education funding by $332 million next year was "the straw that broke the camel's back."
People concerned about protecting the air protested at the state Capitol on Sunday hoping to catch the attention of Colorado lawmakers. They're upset over recent legislation aimed at revising the clean air act.
Could Wisconsin happen here? Hardly, experts on both sides say. But union members and their opponents are finding plenty to clash over this year in the state Legislature.
Colorado isn't growing fast enough to get a new member of Congress. But that doesn't mean residents don't want to see more political fireworks within Colorado's seven congressional districts.
A month and a half after Rep. Gabrielle Giffords was shot in Arizona Rep. Ed Perlmutter met with constituents at a Safeway in Lakewood.
More than 1,000 teachers, state employees and firefighters rallied outside the Colorado Capitol on Saturday in support of Wisconsin public workers face the elimination of their bargaining rights.
George W. Bush has canceled plans to visit Denver because WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was invited to attend one of the same events as the former president.
