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Some state lawmakers have given the health insurance industry an ultimatum - lower costs or they will launch a state-run health insurance option.
Colorado Springs official said that a technical glitch caused 2,500 people to received duplicate ballots.
A state Senate panel has advanced a bill that would grant minimum wage and overtime rights to thousands of farmworkers and allow those workers to organize and join labor unions.
The Colorado State Capitol could soon look a little different if Gov. Jared Polis approves $8 million in security changes, including a permanent fence.
A complaint filed on behalf of City of Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman accuses his political opponents on the City Council of using a new campaign finance ordinance in an attempt to limit his freedom of speech.
Prescription drug prices in Colorado could soon be controlled by a five person board.
Vice President Kamala Harris told CBS4 "we've got to deal" with all of the closed businesses in Colorado due to the pandemic.
Gregg Smith, a rancher, former U.S. Marine and former business executive, has announced he is abandoning his bid for the Democratic nomination to challenge Republican U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert in Colorado's 3rd Congressional District in 2022.
Vice President Kamala Harris came to Denver as part of the Biden Administration's efforts to highlight what's in the $1.9 trillion COVID relief plan.
Congressman Joe Neguse helped secure money in the stimulus package for the 2nd Congressional District.
Starting this summer, almost every family in Colorado will receive monthly checks of at least $250 for a year. You can thank Sen. Michael Bennet and his child tax credit bill included in the American Recovery Act.
State lawmakers in the House are debating a bill that would allow survivors of child sexual assault in Colorado to sue institutions that have protected perpetrators.
It may start looking like the last millennium in Colorado if some state lawmakers have their way. At least when it comes to license plates.
Plastic bags and Styrofoam are ubiquitous at grocery stores and restaurants, but their days may be numbered in Colorado.
All Americans have been getting a $2,000 tax credit, but next year the credit will rise for those at lower and middle incomes to $3,600 for a child under six and to $3,000 for children ages 6 to 17.
