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Voters will choose among three candidates in an April 5 election to succeed Fort Collins Mayor Doug Hutchinson, who can't run again because of term limits.
A restraint method linked to the deaths of four people in state custody over the last decade is closer to being banned in Colorado.
President Barack Obama will meet with Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper and other Democratic governors at the White House to discuss job creation.
The Colorado House has given preliminary approval to a bill that would require law-enforcement officers to report suspected illegal immigrants to prosecutors.
Colorado Republicans were firmly on the side of soft drinks Wednesday, rejecting a bill to add a bottle deposit while voting to repeal sales taxes on soda.
Some Colorado lawmakers want to regulate recyclers so residents know exactly where the used parts go.
Lawmakers gave preliminary approval to a bill requiring law enforcement to report to prosecutors a person they believe is in the country illegally.
A union rally outside Colorado's Capitol turned ugly Tuesday when union members and supporters who gathered found unwelcome rivals calling for public unions to disband.
Coke, Pepsi and other soft drinks would get a little cheaper in Colorado under a Republican plan to repeal sales taxes on soft drinks.
Lawmakers are one step closer to closing a loophole that allows people who aren't farmers to get agricultural tax breaks.
Possible school cuts in Colorado have prompted some of the first signs of division between Democrats in the Legislature and the Democratic governor.
Bucking advice from Democrats and environmental groups, Colorado's Republican House has signed off a plan to waive vehicle emissions inspections in two northern Colorado counties, Larimer and Weld.
A Republican proposal to require voters to show photo IDs before casting their ballots got preliminary approval despite arguments from Democrats who say the bill will disenfranchise voters.
Many states regulate interior designers, and Colorado could join them under a proposal up for a hearing in the state Legislature Monday.
The surge of medical marijuana use in Colorado has started another debate in the state Legislature: What constitutes driving while high?
