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Search and rescue volunteers receive 3,800 calls each year in Colorado. A number that is expected to rise with Colorado's population.
A group of students gathered for a rally at the state Capitol on Thursday, showing their support for a bill that would require easier access to feminine hygiene products in schools.
More than 145 faith leaders in Colorado are calling for an end to the death penalty.
Friday is "Go Red Day" but the state Capitol got a jump start on it on Thursday.
The campaign for Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders announced Thursday that his candidate will immediately increase staffing in Colorado.
Rep. Diana DeGette is making good on her promise to ask the tough questions of the CEOs of the five largest manufacturers of e-cigarettes.
Coloradans in Congress invited several guests to President Trump's State of the Union address Tuesday night in Washington, D.C.
A proposed law in Colorado would eliminate arrest warrants for those who fail to appear in court at their set time.
The field of candidates who will be on Colorado's first presidential primary in 20 years has been largely established.
See a list of important dates in Colorado's election cycle in 2020.
For the fourth time in six years, state lawmakers will take up a bill aimed at improving Colorado's vaccination rate - one of the lowest in the country. And this year, it has a good chance of becoming law.
The State of Colorado wants to make business easier for the marijuana and hemp industries.
A bill is moving through the state legislature which would allow pharmacists to dispense HIV prevention drugs without a prescription from a doctor.
As super Tuesday gets closer, Michael Bloomberg became the latest Democratic presidential hopeful to open a campaign office in Colorado.
Colorado's Senators voted along party lines. Republican Cory Gardner voting against calling witnesses. Democrat Michael Bennet voting for calling witnesses.
