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The lodging tax is most commonly seen on hotel bills around the state, but now some counties are hoping to ask their voters if they'd like to implement one as well, with options on where that extra cash would go.
A meeting Monday afternoon got so heated, a resident interrupted and told the three commissioners to "act like adults."
Following a weekend crime spree in Denver, Mayor Michael Hancock joined other city leaders to announce a comprehensive strategy to fight back against rising crime in Denver.
Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold has launched an investigation into the Douglas County Clerk after a report of a possible election protocol breach. This is the third such investigation into a Colorado county clerk.
The President of the Colorado State Senate is resigning later this month to accept a presidential appointment to a Pentagon position.
One of the challengers to Sen. Michael Bennet for one of Colorado's Senate seats is adding a well-known name to his campaign.
Majority Democrats on a Colorado legislative committee have defeated two bills their Republican sponsors say were intended to promote transparency in health care administration and pricing.
The shortage of child care options for parents is growing worse but a bill at the state Capitol could help thousands of Colorado families.
The American Medical Association Pediatrics found 72% of kids in Colorado have lead in their blood -- one of the highest percentages in the country.
State and local officials in Colorado now have a guidebook for how to access the nearly $1 trillion that's available through the new infrastructure law.
Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold says her office is now in touch with the state attorney general's office about an investigation into election equipment in Elbert Country.
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser has his first potential challenger in the November election.
President Biden has vowed to replace Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer with a qualified black female. Retired Denver County Judge Gary Jackson calls it a move that is long overdue.
As the snow came down in north Denver on Thursday, the walls went up on a rare kind of home in Colorado -- the affordable kind.
Colorado lawmakers are looking into how psychedelic mushrooms could help with mental health treatment in the state.
