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The Colorado State Senate will take up a sweeping fentanyl bill on Tuesday after it passed out of the House of Representatives on Monday.
Gov. Jared Polis signed a bill into law on Monday that will make universal Pre-K a reality for all Coloradans by next year.
The state House has given initial approval to a sweeping bill to deal with the fentanyl crisis.
The bill would require counties to recognize county employees as a collective bargaining unit if 50% of them want to unionize.
State lawmakers took a break from their legislative duties to welcome some unusual guests.
Four months after the Marshall Fire, the toll continues to mount in the small town of Superior. But Town Trustee Neal Shah says the numbers are already staggering.
Gov. Jared Polis announced Thursday that the state is taking action to stay abreast of new COVID-19 cases in Colorado.
In the digital age, you would think getting a copy or your medical record would be no problem.
There are at least a dozen bills at the Colorado State Capitol addressing wildfire prevention and suppression.
Former DaVita CEO Kent Thiry says he is a changed man after a jury found him and the Denver kidney care company innocent of federal anti-trust charges.
Kenny Maestas told Colorado state lawmakers he shouldn't have to wait two months to get a new battery for his powered wheelchair.
Colorado Congressman Jason Crow has returned from his tour of Poland, Slovakia and Romania.
Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts signed a law Monday that will allow the state to move forward with plans to build a canal in Colorado to divert water out of the South Platte River because of fears about Colorado's increased water use.
Under a federal rule that took effect last year, hospitals should be posting the prices they negotiate with insurers online, but many have dragged their feet.
Some teachers asked state lawmakers to protect them from doxxing, saying they are being terrorized by people trying to intimidate and retaliate.
