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An effort to lower health care costs in Colorado is moving through the state legislature.
Sen. Michael Bennet announced his re-election campaign for U.S. Senate on Monday.
On Saturday in Denver's Five Points neighborhood, it seemed like a small group of people was getting ready for a small quiet event. They decorated their cars quietly for a "votercade."
A Democrat-backed bill to create a state Office of Gun Violence Prevention got its first hearing before a Colorado legislative committee Friday, with backers arguing it could educate residents about gun safety and existing laws on firearms while collecting data about gun violence in the state.
Gov. Jared Polis, Sen. Michael Bennet and Rep. Joe Neguse toured the Cameron Peak Fire burn area on Friday with Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack. Work to restore the area from the fire damage is underway.
For the first time, survivors of child sexual assault in Colorado may be able sue institutions -- like the Catholic church and Boy Scouts -- that have protected their perpetrators.
A Democrat-backed bill designed to curb health insurance costs for individuals and small businesses hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic has advanced in the Colorado House.
First Lady Jill Biden visited military spouses at Fort Carson on Thursday to thank them for their service and sacrifice.
The decision for medical marijuana policy is in the hands of school districts in Colorado. Gov. Jared Polis signed a bill into law that moves the policy from individual principals to school districts.
Colorado's Democratic House Speaker has reprimanded a Republican lawmaker who called a colleague "buckwheat" during a floor debate.
A bill to better screen and treat mental health issues before the become a crisis passed out of its first committee at the Colorado Legislature.
Gov. Jared Polis helped unveil a bill which will create a state Department of Early Childhood Education in Colorado.
Following the news that Facebook Oversight Committee upheld former President Trump's ban, the three Republican members of Colorado's Congressional Delegation were quick to react.
A wide ranging and slightly bipartisan bill to transform Colorado's transportation system and usher in a new era around electric cars, buses and trucks was introduced at the capitol on Monday.
A draft of a bill by Democrats in the state legislature includes about $3.9 billion in new fees and $1.5 billion in general fund and stimulus dollars.
