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Embattled Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters announced Monday morning that she is running for Secretary of State in Colorado.
Demonstrators gathered on Saturday outside Gov. Jared Polis' home in Boulder to protest COVID-19 vaccine mandates.
Republican U.S. Sen. Mike Lee of Utah is getting backlash for holding up the creation of a national historic site at a former internment camp in rural Colorado.
There could be a way in Colorado for children in the foster care system to get a secondary education at absolutely no cost.
The pandemic caused tens of thousands of Coloradans to lose their jobs in 2020, causing the state's Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund to go broke.
Gov. Jared Polis is asking the state Legislature to approve millions of dollars in public safety measures that he says will make Colorado among the top 10 safest states.
Tina Peters left the jail after turning herself in on charges of obstructing a peace officer and obstructing government operations.
State lawmakers are considering a bill to regulate funeral homes that could result in tougher regulations for the industry.
A new ordinance that requires businesses to ask customers if they'd like to opt-in for single use products like plastic forks, chopsticks or condiment packets.
Colorado's secretary of state says a Republican elections clerk has been cleared of accusation that he was involved in a potential security breach of elections equipment and that she is closing her investigation of the case.
The embattled Mesa County Clerk has turned herself in to police on charges of obstructing a peace officer and obstructing government operations.
There are already ten bills totaling more than $30 million for prevention and suppression efforts.
As the state and federal governments pump billions of new dollars into the Colorado Department of Transportation, a State Senator is pushing for more oversight of that money.
Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters was arrested by police on Tuesday morning.
If a bill introduced in the state House passes, it would be illegal in Colorado to fire workers or deny them employment for off-the-clock cannabis use.
