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Colorado regulators have ordered a snap review of oil and gas pipelines after a fatal house explosion near a well, but they haven't said how they plan to fix a fundamental flaw in the system: They don't know where all those pipelines are.
Colorado's Legislature has passed a measure to address pent-up demand for more housing by promoting condominium construction.
Rep. Mike Coffman voted against the latest version of the American Health Care Act on Thursday.
Colorado has a new law encouraging citizens and state agencies to resolve public records disputes outside court.
Moderate Republicans face intense pressure on their party's latest attempt to scrap Democrat Barack Obama's health care law — from President Donald Trump, House GOP leaders, medical professionals and outside political groups.
Colorado's Senate has called for clemency for a robbery convict who reformed his life after mistakenly being released from prison but was incarcerated again once the mistake was discovered.
A fight over funding for charter schools in Colorado could affect every student in the state's public school system.
Calling it a "tragedy of immense intensity," Gov. John Hickenlooper says he is directing employees across the state of Colorado to respond with urgency to the news that leaking gas from a truncated natural gas flowline caused the explosion at a home in Firestone.
Colorado's House has endorsed a bill to allow recreational pot growers and retailers to reclassify their product as medical marijuana if federal marijuana policy changes.
Colorado's Senate has approved a revised budget bill for the upcoming fiscal year.
The State of Colorado is overhauling the youth correction system after reports of an increase in violence in the facilities.
State senators will debate a construction defects bill on Wednesday that has already passed the state House.
State lawmakers are debating two bills that would protect Colorado from the federal government when it comes to legalized marijuana.
A dozen hospitals in rural Colorado could close if state lawmakers don't reach a deal on a sweeping bill by next week.
A total of five Democrats and five Republicans are now in the running for the office of governor of Colorado after another candidate joined the race.
