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The governor's office provided an update on Colorado's First Gentleman Marlon Reis on Monday afternoon, a day after he was taken to the hospital.
Aurora City Council will vote on competing ordinances to potentially repeal the city's pit bull ban.
Gov. Jared Polis signed nine bills into law on Monday- virtually. He signed the bills while under quarantine for coronavirus.
A spokesperson for Gov. Jared Polis said Marlon Reis experienced shortness of breath and slightly worsening cough over the previous 24 hours.
More than a month since the general election, Republican John Kellner is expected to win the 18th Judicial District Attorney's Office after a mandatory recount.
Gov. Jared Polis and First Gentleman Marlon Reis continue to isolate in their home, under quarantine after testing positive for coronavirus.
The U.S. Senate passed bipartisan legislation on Thursday to install a Loveland artist's sculpture in Washington, D.C.
Gov. Jared Polis signed a bill into law on Thursday from his home where he's under quarantine after testing positive for coronavirus. He added an extra layer of protection by spraying the new laws with Lysol.
As the Colorado legislature wraps up a special session that will distribute millions of dollars to Colorado businesses, one group is being left out of the stimulus.
Colorado lawmakers ended a three day special session after passing 10 bills that provide hundreds of millions of dollars in coronavirus economic relief.
A bill that would provide $57 million in aid for small businesses could be on Gov. Jared Polis' desk by tomorrow.
As Colorado lawmakers look at a bill to support child care and early childhood education centers in the state, the pain is spreading in the pandemic's third wave.
Colorado state lawmakers returned to the State Capitol building Monday on a mission to distribute about $300 million in three days to those hardest hit by COVID-19.
Colorado House Speaker KC Becker announced Monday afternoon, the same day lawmakers convened for a special session, a House Minority staffer who tested positive for COVID-19 was present in the chambers.
As businesses struggle and thousands of Coloradans are without jobs, a special session of the state legislature begins Monday.
