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Democratic lawmakers are making another attempt to pass a bill that would grant in-state tuition to illegal immigrants in Colorado.
A requirement that voters show photo IDs at the polls before casting ballots has cleared a Colorado House committee for the first time after years of debate.
There is a push at the State Capitol to repeal the sales tax on soda pop. Lawmakers allowed the tax to go back into effect last year.
A Colorado Republican has backed off his plan to strip funding from Colorado transit and bicycle lanes in favor of highways and bridges.
Republican Rep. Scott Tipton is back in the Colorado Capitol -- only this time he'll be visiting as a U.S. congressman, not a state representative.
Colorado's secretary of state says he's changed his mind and won't take a side job with his old law firm.
Colorado Sen. Mark Udall says he'll be the first Democrat in the Senate to sign on to the latest attempt at a balanced budget amendment in the U.S. constitution.
Colorado farmers want their tax break back. They're asking a tax exemption that was repealed last year to be restored. One lawmaker, who is also a farmer, is helping the effort.
This may not bode well for bipartisanship in Colorado's state budget -- Democrats and Republicans can't even agree how much they have available to spend next year.
Colorado Republicans are lobbing their first shot at renewable energy requirements they say are hurting consumers.
Colorado's mountain bikers could see more single-track under a bill up for review in the state Legislature.
Gov. John Hickenlooper's nominee to head the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade plans to moonlight for about six months.
Republican state Rep. David Balmer has been banned from the Senate floor this session for losing his temper while discussing congressional redistricting in the state Senate.
New emissions tests are underway and under attack in northern Colorado. Six Republican lawmakers are behind a bill that would exempt Larimer and Weld Counties from the tailpipe tests.
Colorado Sen. Mark Udall has been appointed to the Senate's Select Committee on Intelligence, which is responsible for overseeing federal intelligence activities.
