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State lawmakers passed a bill that would allow more grocery stores to sell full-strength beer and wine. They tackled the bill on their final day of the 2016 Legislative Session.
State lawmakers tackled the issue of whether to allow more grocery stores to sell full-strength beer and wine on their final day of the 2016 Legislative Session.
Colorado's legislature has passed a bill bringing the state in line with U.S. Supreme Court rulings that ban mandatory life sentences without parole for youth offenders.
Compromises on many big issues are falling apart as the legislature heads into its final hours, and the decisions will soon fall on the voters in November.
The state Senate has passed a bill to pay $115 million in tax refunds -- not to people, but to oil and gas companies.
The Colorado Republican Committee has filed a lawsuit over a tweet.
Colorado's unusual requirement that most grocery stores sell only low-alcohol beer could be ending. A bill moving through the state Legislature would allow more grocery stores to sell beer stronger than 3.2 percent alcohol.
Aurora businessman Ryan Frazier has filed an appeal with Colorado's Supreme Court to get him into the state GOP's U.S. Senate primary.
Colorado lawmakers on Tuesday killed two bills that were polar opposites in addressing the state's underfunded roads crisis.
Bipartisan efforts to revive presidential primaries in Colorado have failed -- for now.
Colorado House Democrats have killed a Republican-backed bill to ask voters if they want to issue $3.5 billion in bonds for highway construction.
A state Senate committee came up with a compromise in the fight to get full-strength beer and liquor into more Colorado grocery stores, but it looks like some grocery stores won't support it.
Lawmakers are rushing to find hundreds of millions of dollars to pay oil and gas companies. The energy companies are owed the tax refund money.
A first-of-its-kind license for marijuana couriers awaits the governor's pen in Colorado.
Colorado lawmakers from both parties declared the improvement of the state's 1950s-designed road network a top priority when they convened in January.
