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Denver is starting work Wednesday on becoming the first city in the nation to allow marijuana clubs and public pot use in places such as coffee shops, yoga studios and art galleries.
Some Colorado lawmakers are skeptical of a request by the governor to raise pot sales taxes to help raise money for public schools.
Only a few days into the legislative session and already lawmakers are talking about guns.
Former State Sen. Mike Johnston is kicking off his quest for the Democratic party's gubernatorial nomination by promising to provide two years of debt-free college to Coloradans who volunteer for the state.
The Board of Jefferson County Commissioners could decide whether Dinosaur Ridge will be rezoned on Tuesday. Opponents to the plan are fighting to try to keep car dealerships from moving into the area.
Two-thirds of states in the U.S., including Colorado, are facing budget shortfalls or challenges this year.
The Democratic primary for the 2018 Colorado governor's race is off to an early start.
Hundreds of people rallied in Denver to keep the Affordable Care Act on Sunday.
New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez, Attorney General Hector Balderas and other top officials are angry with the federal government's decision not to pay claims related to a 2015 mine spill that tainted rivers in three western states.
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper presented his annual State of the State address to yet another split Legislature on Wednesday.
Comments made by Republican Sen. Jeff Sessions this week about marijuana are sending shockwaves through states like Colorado where the drug is legal.
Colorado's 2017 legislative session is underway, and one of the more unusual new proposals from a lawmaker that's set to be introduced involves feminine sanitary products.
It was a historic opening day of the 2017 legislative session as Rep. Crisanta Duran, D-Denver became the first Latina speaker of the House in Colorado.
There's no debate — Colorado needs a big plan to pay for billions in needed highway upgrades.
Some veterans gathered outside the state Capitol as the 2017 Legislative Session got underway on Wednesday to exercise. Actually, they did push-ups to call attention to PTSD.
