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Starting Wednesday, felony DUI offenders will be required to spend time behind bars.
A judge has dismissed trespassing charges against five people who were arrested outside Sen. Cory Gardner's Denver office one week after a group of protesters were arrested at the senator's office.
Gov. John Hickenlooper is taking the lead among the nation's governors in talking about health care and bipartisanship.
For the first time since President Donald Trump was elected, Sen. Cory Gardner participated in a town hall-style event with Coloradans.
The head of the EPA toured the Gold King Mine on Friday. Two years ago, that same mine burst with toxic materials.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions is questioning how effective marijuana regulation is in Colorado, pointing to a 2016 report that cites increased traffic deaths, emergency room visits and pot consumption among youths since the drug was legalized for recreational use in 2014.
Protesters are comparing Republican Sen. Cory Gardner to the Baltimore Colts for relocating his field office from the Chase Building in downtown Denver to a federal courthouse before announcing the move to voters.
The head of the EPA toured the site of the Gold King Mine near Silverton on Friday but the meeting after the tour quickly turned when voters took a detour from the topic to focus on health care, the GOP and climate change.
A new law aimed at protecting victims of stalking and domestic violence takes effect next week.
Two well-known names in Colorado politics have thrown their support behind Mike Johnston in the governor's race.
Complaints and criticism echoed across the telephone lines on Wednesday night as Sen. Cory Gardner held another telephone-only town hall.
Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle continue their work on health care.
The U.S. military flexed its military muscle for North Korea overnight by launching an unarmed intercontinental ballistic missile from Southern California.
Dozens of people filled the room where the Denver City Council met on Wednesday to consider taking a stance on protecting immigrants from federal agents.
Sen. Cory Gardner wants voters in Colorado to tell him what they think. The Republican is hosting a telephone town hall on Wednesday evening.
