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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.
After almost 17 hours of testimony from more than 150 people, a bill aimed at addressing the fentanyl crisis in Colorado cleared its first hurdle at the state legislature.
Dozens of parents gave agonizing testimony at the Colorado State Capitol Tuesday as lawmakers took up a sweeping bill aimed at addressing the fentanyl crisis.
Colorado lawmakers have passed a bill designating Juneteenth, which celebrates the end of slavery in the U.S., as an official state holiday, and Gov. Jared Polis is expected to sign it.
Legislation aimed at addressing the fentanyl crisis in Colorado may be in jeopardy.
Colorado Republicans met this past Saturday to decide who should be on the primary ballot for statewide races and they made some unusual choices.
Dozens of people testified at the state Capitol Thursday in support of a bill aimed at preventing predatory towing practices.
Colorado's elected leaders are reacting to Ketanji Brown Jackson's confirmation as the next U.S. Supreme Court justice.
A Colorado legislative panel advanced a bill Thursday to add protections for elections workers after hearing disturbing testimony about escalating threats that have prompted many to quit or take security training so they feel safe in their public-service work.
The party drug ecstasy is being hailed as a breakthrough treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder, and one Colorado veteran told lawmakers it could help others like it helped him.
