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At least three Coloradans are among the 963 people permanently banned from Russia.
Rep. Diane DeGette chairs a committee in Congress that will investigate how the baby formula shortage happened, what's taking so long and what can be done about it.
Those on the city council are given a $7,000 a year travel budget. But the mayor thinks the people shouldn't have to pay for international trips.
Gov. Jared Polis signed the Colorado Cashback Plan into law on Monday.
Rideshare companies like Uber and Lyft will soon have to further protect drivers and riders with greater insurance coverage following a series of loopholes one Colorado man fell through.
Prosecutors in a western Colorado county said Thursday they found no evidence of tampering in the 2020 presidential election as alleged by a clerk who has become a prominent voice among those promoting former President Donald Trump's false claims of a stolen election.
At Tepeyac Community Health Center, "treating the whole the person" is not just some catchphrase, it's a core function of the clinic located in Denver's Globeville neighborhood.
Colorado Congressman Jason Crow participated in a historic moment at the nation's Capitol: Congress' first public hearing on UFOs in more than half a century.
Some Colorado employers are stealing the wages of their workers and new research shows it's hurting all of us.
Colorado's legislative session just ended, but not before lawmakers passed some major changes for the towing business.
Gov. Jared Polis and Democratic leaders point to investments in affordable housing, a temporary cut in property taxes, and a money-saving change in how some businesses file taxes as examples of how they're helping people save money.
A handful of curious voters mingled on a suburban Denver brewpub's patio one recent evening as Pam Anderson told them she could restore professionalism to the office of Colorado secretary of state.
Colorado's Legislature capped its session by passing a bill designed to confront the fentanyl crisis by giving prosecutors more room to pursue felony convictions while providing substantial support and treatment services.
A bill restricting the sale of consumer products containing PFAS, commonly known as "forever chemicals," has passed both the Colorado house and senate, and is on its way to the governor's desk to become law.
Gov. Jared Polis and fellow Democrats had pledged at the start of the four-month session to tackle rising crime and soaring inflation — key issues highlighted by minority Republicans heading into this year's midterm elections.
