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Governor Hickenlooper signed a bill aimed at boosting computer science education in Colorado's public schools.
There's been a breakthrough on changing the law on construction defects in Colorado.
Colorado lawmakers have approved a bill that would raise the penalties for texting and driving.
Colorado may ask voters again whether 21-year-olds should be able to serve in the state Legislature.
A bill to modernize Colorado's Open Records Act gets its first hearing in the Democrat-led House Monday, with Democrats pushing for a measure that presumes the public is entitled to access government records in ways that can be analyzed by computer.
After years of fighting state lawmakers have reached a compromise that will change Colorado's housing market.
Colorado is tightening requirements for the petitions gathered by would-be political candidates.
Some American Civil Liberties Union supporters find themselves in an awkward place – agreeing with the Denver Police Department. At least when it comes to the policy to not aid federal authorities arresting undocumented immigrants.
State lawmakers have reached a compromise on a bill that makes consensual sexting by teenagers a civil infraction. Currently underage sexting is a felony.
Any plan to improve Colorado roads will likely be decided by voters as lawmakers continue to struggle to find a solution for expanding and improving our state's crumbling roads and bridges.
Oil and gas companies in Colorado are using a familiar tactic -- eminent domain -- to acquire mineral rights from homeowners and drill beneath homes.
They said it wouldn't be easy and it certainly has not been this week as bills to modernize Colorado's aging road network and support rural hospitals languish in the state Legislature.
Colorado House lawmakers said Wednesday they've reached a bipartisan deal to help address the state's pent-up demand for more housing, particularly multifamily condominium developments.
A bill before state lawmakers would allow middle school students to seek mental health therapy without their parents' permission.
One group in Colorado is hoping to make sure everyone is easily connected to what's happening at the state Capitol, regardless of where they live across the state.
