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A Colorado mother is being held at a facility in El Paso, Texas, and she could be deported anytime.
Justice Neil Gorsuch's first week on the Supreme Court bench features an important case about the separation of church and state that has its roots on a Midwestern church playground. The outcome could make it easier to use state money to pay for private, religious schooling in many states.
A measure at the Colorado state Capitol would require landlords to provide more notice before raising the rent or ending a lease.
A bill that would have allowed hairstylists to help victims of domestic violence in Colorado has died.
Protesters in downtown are demanding President Donald Trump release his tax returns.
State lawmakers are considering a ban on job applications from inquiring whether applicants have a criminal history.
A bill under consideration at the Colorado Capitol would close a loophole in a felony DUI law that was passed two years ago.
Gov. John Hickenlooper on Thursday signed a bill into law that would allow some of the USA's best athletes to get in-state tuition at Colorado colleges.
Rep. Mike Coffman says he plans to hold another face-to face town hall meeting with voters.
Colorado lawmakers have backed off plans to regulate marijuana clubs, saying the state would invite a federal crackdown by approving Amsterdam-style pot clubs. The state House voted Thursday to amend a bill that would have set rules for how private pot clubs could work.
Gov. John Hickenlooper has signed into law a bill that allows the public to know if an employer steals wages from his or her workers.
Colorado's Senate has rejected a measure requiring waiting periods for women seeking abortions.
When it passed its version of a fiscal year 2017-18 budget last month, the Senate stripped $2.2 million that would have given judicial employees a 3.1 percent pay hike.
Rep. Mike Coffman is the first Republican member of Congress to join the calls for the resignation of President Donald Trump's spokesman.
The contentious town hall was moderated by a local radio host who urged hecklers to "respect the guidelines."
