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On Wednesday, Colorado lawmakers provided an overview of a newly introduced bill that would provide earned sick days to workers in the state.
The pastor of a small church in Northern Colorado has sued Gov. Jared Polis in an effort to welcome more people in to his building.
The state legislature returned to work on Tuesday with a "safety first" motto.
Protesters held signs that read "Evict everyone now" and "Protect our jobs."
Since older poll workers are at a higher risk of COVID-19, the state is launching an election judge recruitment effort to ensure there are enough for the upcoming statewide elections to run smoothly.
As mail-in balloting spreads out across the country, there is understandable concern over possible voter and election fraud.
Pres. Donald Trump says churches and other houses of worship are essential and ordered them open. Gov. Jared Polis' office responded.
A Denver District Court judge is deciding whether Gov. Jared Polis exceeded his authority when he suspended an election law.
The Legislative Budget Committee has a balanced budget after slashing about $3 billion in spending at the state Capitol on Thursday.
Taiwan has donated another 10,000 N95 face masks to Colorado.
Colorado's colleges and universities are facing about a 5% reduction in state funding.
One week before the state legislature reconvenes, state House Republicans are warning against budget cuts that hurt seniors and kids.
The Colorado governor's order allows people who are trying to get a measure on the November ballot to gather signatures by mail and email.
Congressman Joe Neguse, a Democrat representing Colorado, came up with provisions to help Colorado towns and counties.
Gov. Jared Polis signed three executive orders surrounding elections and ballots.
