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The State House gave initial approval to a package of bills aimed at helping people laid off.
On Tuesday, the Colorado Senate will vote on a bill meant to improve police accountability.
An initiative to ban late-term abortions in Colorado qualifies for the November 2020 ballot, says the Colorado Secretary of State's office on Monday.
Colorado voters will begin seeing Senate primary ballots arrive in the mail this week. The ballots are for the June 30 election.
A bill aimed at boosting childhood immunization rates in Colorado moved forward on a 7-4 vote on Sunday in the House Health and Insurance Committee.
A prominent anti-vaccine activist will be in Colorado on Sunday for a morning rally to show his opposition to a vaccine bill.
The Denver Police Department is taking legal action to have a picture of Denver Police Chief Paul Pazen removed from Pres. Donald Trump's latest campaign video.
As Colorado restaurants look for ways to get revenue back in black, lawmakers are working on a bill that would extend licenses for to go and delivery cocktails.
Former Gov. John Hickenlooper violated Colorado's constitutional gift ban at least twice. That's according to a ruling by the Independent Ethics Commission, handed down on Friday afternoon.
The state House and Senate will take up several major bills in a rare weekend session. Among those bills is the school finance act, a police accountability bill and a bill aimed at boosting immunization rates.
A civil rights and police reform bill by Congressman Jason Crow, a Democrat representing Colorado's 6th Congressional District, will take center stage at a hearing on racial profiling and police brutality at the nation's Capitol next week.
Hickenlooper failed to appear Thursday in defiance of a commission subpoena and a court order.
A sweeping change to criminal justice made its first steps toward become law on Friday as Senate Bill 217 passed out of its first committee.
Less than a month before the Democratic Senate primary, former Gov. John Hickenlooper and current Senate candidate, became the first person ever to be held in contempt by the state's Independent Ethics Commission.
In a quick and sweeping response to public outcry for greater police accountability, Colorado Senate Bill 217 was heard at the state capitol Thursday afternoon.
