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Rep. Jason Crow, a Democrat who represents Colorado's 6th Congressional District, will be an impeachment manager for the House of Representatives.
Animal rights activists, legislators, members of the public, and Colorado's first gentleman, gathered Monday night to celebrate the proposal of the Humane Pet Act.
A state lawmaker is taking up the fight of a Douglas County teenager whose school district, he says, is discriminating against him.
Animal rights advocates say pet stores selling puppies encourages the inhumane puppy mill trade, but some say a bill banning sales isn't the answer.
Despite his low polling in the race for the Democratic nomination for president, Sen. Michael Bennet says that he has the endorsement of Democratic strategist James Carville.
For the first time, a judge has denied a request to take away a man's guns under Colorado's new red flag law.
More than three dozen protesters were arrested during the State of the State Address at the state Capitol on Thursday. The group unfurled a banner before the address by Gov. Jared Polis.
Gov. Jared Polis' State of the State this year featured a single dad in Summit County. Polis introduced Glenn Brady and his three daughters to illustrate the state of the state's health care system.
During his State of the State address on Thursday, Gov. Jared Polis said one of the most difficult days of his administration was on May 7.
Gov. Jared Polis' biggest ask for 2020 will be legislation to create a state-administered public option for health insurance.
Opening day of the state legislature is typically the calm before the storm, but Democratic Senate President Leroy Garcia came out swinging in his speech.
Dozens of anti-war protesters took to the state capitol Wednesday night to speak out against the killing of Iranian Maj. Gen. Qassem Soleimani.
Iranian-Americans in Colorado are reacting with mixed emotions after the latest confrontation between the U.S. and Iran.
A large crowd showed up for the first official event in Colorado for Pete Buttigieg.
Some members of Denver's City Council say, at the rate the city is operating, it could take more than 150 years to fix all the sidewalks in the city that need to be addressed.
