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Gov. Jared Polis on Monday announced a statewide tour to hear from residents and gather ideas on how to spend the state's portion of the federal government's $1.9 trillion plan to support the U.S. economy amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Gov. Jared Polis toured the Denver metro area while he signed some new bills into law on Sunday.
When he heard Gov. Jared Polis proclaimed March 20 "Meat Out" day, a day for Coloradans to try going meat free, he saw an opportunity.
The bill directs teachers to incorporate media literacy in their curriculum and provides an online bank of resources from the Department of Education to help them.
Rep. Ed Perlmutter, a Democrat who represents Colorado's 7th Congressional District, reintroduced his landmark SAFE Banking Act to give the cannabis industry access to banking services.
Lt. Gov. Dianna Primavera has already received her COVID vaccine, but is visiting vaccination sites across Colorado. On Friday, she dropped by a clinic at the Denver Indian Health and Family Services.
Gov. Jared Polis signed the "Revitalizing Main Streets" bill into law in downtown Golden on Friday.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock got his shot in the arm on Friday morning at Denver Health.
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.
