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Saturday afternoon, after days of debating, U.S. senators voted in former President Donald Trump's second impeachment trial.
Survivors of child sexual assault in Colorado may, for the first time, have legal recourse even after the statute of limitations expires.
Colorado Congressman Jason Crow hosted the first in a series of town halls on Frida where he addressed issues affecting the Black community.
The proposal by state Sen. Julie Gonzales and Rep. Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez came after an immigrant rights group obtained emails through an open records request that they say shows improper communication between DMV employees and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Colorado Congressman Joe Neguse laid out the prosecution's case as the impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump got underway Wednesday.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock has told the city's Board of Ethics his out-of-town trip last Thanksgiving was "a mistake" but not a violation of the city ethics code.
Many would prefer that the congressional relief package receive bipartisan support.
Colorado Congressman Joe Neguse told the U.S. Senate it is bound by the Constitution to try former President Donald Trump on impeachment charges as Trump's attorneys tried to end the trial before it began.
The internet has expanded kids' access to information. Now, two state lawmakers want to help them identify misinformation and disinformation.
Sen. John Hickenlooper is getting some backlash after his vote to block stimulus payments for undocumented immigrants.
Rep. Lauren Boebert is stoking controversy with her far-right views and defiant actions, and she doesn't hail from an overwhelmingly GOP, safe district.
A month after Aurora's mayor went undercover to get an up-close and un-filtered study of the homeless, he's now talking about how to address the problem.
A bill by Sen. Michael Bennet, a Democrat and Colorado's senior senator, could help speed up the delivery of COVID-19 vaccines.
Commissioners in El Paso County are calling on Gov. Jared Polis to fix inequities involved with distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine across the state.
Members of Congress are speaking out about how they are dealing with the ongoing trauma from the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.
