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Gov. Jared Polis signed three executive orders surrounding elections and ballots.
A state senator from Jefferson County calls it serendipity. Two days after a nursing facility asked her for help finding personal protective equipment, an Islamic school asked her if she knew who could use PPE.
Gov. Jared Polis is working with other states to make sure ski resorts in Colorado and elsewhere have access to federal relief funds.
In order to give voters more safe opportunities to cast their ballots during the coronavirus pandemic, Jefferson County is launching the county's first-ever mobile voting site.
Gov. Jared Polis said he put aside policy differences Wednesday during a meeting with Pres. Donald Trump; an effort by Polis to emphasize Colorado's need for federal assistance.
This week U.S. Senate unanimously passed Sen. Cory Gardner's bill to designate 988 as the national suicide prevention hotline.
Gov. Jared Polis said Wednesday that President Donald Trump has committed to sending 96,000 tests for the coronavirus to Colorado in the next couple of days.
A restaurant in Rifle was open for business Wednesday, despite a cease and desist order issued by the Garfield County Sheriff's Office on Tuesday.
U.S. Supreme Court Justices talked about bribery, chaos and even a hobbit from the Lord of the Rings trilogy in a Colorado case that could upend the electoral college system.
"I was invited by the President of the United States to talk about Colorado's needs and update them and that's really not an invitation that I could turn down."
Can a state require electors to vote for the candidate who won their popular vote? Colorado does, but this case could change that.
Gov. Jared Polis is meeting with Pres. Donald Trump on Wednesday to discuss getting more federal aid for Colorado during the coronavirus pandemic.
Colorado has received a shipment of 200,000 surgical masks and more than 2,000 thermometers from Taiwain. This is the second time Taiwan has sent us much-needed medical equipment.
Protections for workers at food processing plants continue to be a major concern for community activists and some lawmakers.
In just two months, the COVID19 crisis has caused the state's general fund budget to go from a $27 million surplus to an $893 million deficit.
