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Sen. Cory Gardner says he has no symptoms and has not been tested, but the health department and Congress's own physician recommended going into quarantine.
Colorado's state Capitol is now closed to the public indefinitely during the coronavirus pandemic.
Two Colorado lawmakers met with a Coloradan in Washington a week ago who has since tested positive for coronavirus.
Gov. Jared Polis signed an executive order on Tuesday morning giving political parties in Colorado flexibility on assemblies and conventions due to the coronavirus pandemic. As of Monday afternoon, there are 160 cases and one death in Colorado from COVID-19.
Gov. Jared Polis announced on Monday afternoon an update on coronavirus in Colorado that includes suspension of dine-in service at restaurants and bars for the next 30 days.
The Colorado Supreme Court is reviewing the suspension of the state's legislative session due to the coronavirus pandemic.
State economists provided the latest economic forecast the legislative budget committee Monday.
At Sen. Cory Gardner's urging, President Donald Trump said he will sign a bill that injects $900 million into the Land and Water Conservation Fund and directs $1 billion a year into maintenance of American national parks.
State lawmakers are suspending the legislative session for two weeks because of coronavirus. They'll wrap up what they can Saturday, and then dismiss until it's safer for large groups to gather for things like hearings.
State lawmakers are discussing the possibility of shutting down the state Capitol because of coronavirus.
A bill to create a public-private health insurance option in Colorado is being heard at the state Capitol on Wednesday.
A bill to repeal and replace Columbus day here in Colorado is headed to the governor's desk.
Family members of three Colorado State Patrol troopers killed in the line of duty went before lawmakers on Tuesday.
Health care providers in Colorado could be required to share some of their legal history with patients. If Colorado lawmakers pass the bill, providers must disclose if they were convicted or disciplined for a sexual offense.
The Colorado House of Representatives passed a bill on Tuesday restricting the sale of tobacco and nicotine products to anyone younger than 21 years old.
