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State lawmakers put the officer in charge of data security for Colorado on notice. Both Democrats and Republicans focused on the Legislative Audit Committee demanded that the Office of Information Technology.
A survey conducted by the University of Colorado Boulder found a majority of polled Colorado voters approve of impeachment proceedings of President Donald Trump and legalized sports betting.
Gov. Jared Polis traveled to India on Monday to focus on renewable energy as New Delhi declared a health emergency from intense air pollution.
Election Day is Tuesday, and voters in Colorado are facing issues that range from from TABOR tax refunds and sports betting to local issues and school board races.
Hillary Rodham Clinton and her daughter, Chelsea Clinton, will be in Denver on Monday. They will discuss their book "The Book of Gutsy Women."
Coloradans who love state parks will like what Gov. Jared Polis is proposing in his state budget-- investing an additional $10 million to relieve the overcrowding that's become an issue at some parks.
Gov. Jared Polis wants to expand the benefits for state workers. He said Colorado needs to in order to retain a talented workforce.
The Colorado Legislature could ban the use of taxpayer dollars for private prisons as early as next year.
A special legislative committee charged with addressing school safety is recommending five bills aimed at saving lives.
The U.S. House of Representatives is moving forward with the impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump.
Juveniles can be charged as adults. Now, a Colorado lawmaker wants to charge some adults as juveniles.
Colorado Sen. Cory Gardner supports a resolution which condemns how the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump is being handled.
Prescription drug prices are now so high that one in four Coloradans didn't fill a prescription last year because it cost too much. Colorado Congressman Jason Crow said no one should be in that position.
When someone is in crisis everything can seem overwhelming, including having to search for a number to call for help. Now, a simple change could have a profound impact on people's ability to easily access the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
Gov. Jared Polis responds to President Donald Trump's "We're building a wall in Colorado" comment.
