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A youth concussion legislation news conference is scheduled for Thursday at the state Capitol before a bill that helps to keep young athletes active and safe will be introduced in committee.
A mother has made it her mission to make drunk drivers pay dearly for the accidents they cause. She's backing a bill that would put anyone convicted of a DUI on the hook not only for their victim's medical bills, but emotional damages.
A Colorado proposal to increase organ donations by making all driver's license applicants organ donors unless they opt out appeared headed to its demise Wednesday.
Sharletta Evans says meeting her son's killers would help her heal. A bill Colorado lawmakers are debating aims to help facilitate that, but it's facing a tough test from the first legislators to decide whether it fails or moves on.
A special Colorado license plate saying "Protect Our Rivers" has been rejected by a Republican House committee because the tag would raise money for Trout Unlimited.
Colorado Republican Party Chairman Dick Wadhams has decided not to seek a third term, saying he's tired of those who don't understand the party's role.
Colorado lawmakers are starting work on mandatory recess or physical activity requirements for schools.
A school-breakfast subsidy facing a possible budget cut would be protected under a new proposal at the Colorado Capitol.
It's a perennial gripe about Colorado lawmakers -- that they regulate businesses without realizing how much red tape they're creating.
It's a perennial gripe about Colorado lawmakers: They regulate businesses without realizing how much red tape they're creating.
A Colorado nonprofit canceled a Sarah Palin fundraiser for military families citing safety concerns after an "onslaught of negative feedback."
Funding for K through 12 education will be on the chopping block again this year as state legislators try to close a $1 billion budget shortfall. But one lawmaker says he has a plan to save the state money and give students more choice.
Movie tickets would cost 10 cents more under a proposal by two Colorado Republicans to raise incentive money for film productions.
An attempt by northern Colorado Republicans to get out of vehicle emissions testing has cleared an early hurdle -- but the bill faces an uphill battle before becoming law.
Who doesn't hate car registration fees? Colorado's drivers have been paying -- and complaining about -- higher tag fees and late registration penalties for the last two years to pay for road improvements.
