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Colorado's Democratic Congressional delegation joined state lawmakers and Gov. Jared Polis on the steps of the state Capitol on Monday morning.
Colorado lawmakers are considering a bill that would convene a study of law enforcement response and training on protecting First Amendment rights and ensuring peaceful demonstrations.
Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman introduced an ordinance on Thursday that would ban people experiencing homelessness from camping on public or private property.
A bill to create a state-controlled health insurance plan appears to be trouble.
A proposed bill would make Colorado just the second state in the country to cap the price for all diabetics, regardless of insurance.
Denver City Council unanimously approved a bill Monday night to require businesses to ask restaurant or delivery app customers to opt-in for single use products like plastic forks, chopsticks, or condiment packets.
State lawmakers are considering some of the biggest changes to Colorado's medical marijuana rules since pot was legalized here.
The Colorado House of Representatives voted to pass two bills which aim to make life-saving overdose reversal drugs more widely accessible.
State senators passed a $5.2 billion infrastructure bill on Monday. It now heads to the House of Representatives.
Colorado has the second fastest-growing older population in the country and the number of geriatric doctors has not kept up.
Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman says on Thursday he will introduce an ordinance prohibiting camping in the city.
Gov. Jared Polis has signed the state budget for Colorado for 2021-2022. He says it restores funding to dramatic cuts made during the pandemic.
You can show your face in public again if you are vaccinated. As CBS4 was first to report Thursday, Gov. Jared Polis lifted Colorado's mask mandate and wasted no time hosting a mask-free event.
The petition calls for a referendum on the November 2021 ballot, which would allow voters to decide the future of Denver's group living amendment.
Rep. Doug Lamborn, a Republican who represents Colorado's 5th Congressional District, is accused in a new lawsuit of taking a "reckless and dangerous approach to COVID-19."
