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The Aurora City Council voted 6-5 on Monday night against a proposal to remove retired Denver Fire Captain Harold Johnson from the Aurora Civil Service Commission.
Colorado Senators John Hickenlooper and Michael Bennet praised the passage of a $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill on Saturday morning.
A bill aimed at reducing the standardizing testing load in Colorado schools passed out of the House Education Committee on Friday.
State Sen. Kerry Donovan introduced a bill to establish a first ever Digital Communications Commission where Coloradans could register social media complaints about everything from misuse of personal information to misinformation.
The Colorado-based company recently rejected an order for 400 jackets from a Texas oil and gas company because it reportedly didn't want to be associated with an industry that doesn't meet its brand standards.
Rep. Jason Crow said he wouldn't be surprised if current members of Congress were involved in spreading conspiracy theories and inciting violence.
Boulder County Commissioners pulled an application for an industrial-scale compost facility after coming under fire for months from neighbors.
To-go alcohol may extend beyond the initial temporary sales period that was enacted to help businesses during the coronavirus pandemic. The regulation is set to expire on July 1.
The bill seeks to change the culture of law enforcement and build trust between law enforcement and the communities they serve.
If you make most of your purchases by credit card, you may soon have to pay more. Companies like Visa, Mastercard and American Express tack on surcharges of between 1-3.4% when you use your card.
A survey found that more struggling Colorado families need help buying diapers than food during the coronavirus pandemic. Four mothers serving in the state Legislature hope to help families who can't afford diapers.
Public health workers told Colorado state lawmakers they're being threatened and harassed by people angry about COVID-19 restrictions, and they need protection.
Dozens of people weighed in on a bill at the Colorado State Capitol that would require gun owners securely store their weapons.
Reports of online exploitation of children have exploded during the pandemic.
One year into the coronavirus pandemic, Colorado public health officials asked lawmakers to pass a bill that would make it unlawful to disseminate personal information that threatens the safety of health workers and their families.
