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A compromise is in the works that would allow full-strength beer and liquor to be sold in Colorado grocery stores.
A bill that would generate $3.5 billion for road and bridge projects in Colorado, including Interstate 70, passed out of the state Senate on Friday.
The State of Colorado may have to come up with hundreds of millions of dollars by next week to pay the Oil & Gas Industry because the state lost an important case at the Colorado Supreme Court.
State lawmakers are debating bills on how to find affordable housing in the final days of the legislative session. There are five measures before lawmakers, one could set up a specialty court for construction defect lawsuits.
Colorado plans to revive a presidential primary for 2020 got back on track Friday at the state Capitol. But the new proposal would require voters to join a party to participate.
Long before Donald Trump swatted away his Republican presidential rivals, his likely Democratic opponent and her allies began laying traps for him.
Donald Trump's apparent lock on the Republican presidential nomination means advocates of large-scale transfers of federal lands to states in the West, including Colorado, likely won't find support in the White House regardless of who wins election this November.
A free breakfast program at Colorado's poorest schools could be scaled back. The lawmaker behind the program says it's the only way to save it.
There's a plan at the state Capitol to give children with developmental disabilities a better chance of getting into college.
A bill proposed at the state Capitol would give renters more rights in Colorado.
A bill to ask Colorado voters to approve a $3.5 billion bond issue to improve underfunded roads has passed its first hearing.
Proposals to tackle Colorado's skyrocketing housing costs have finally been proposed in the state Legislature. But lawmakers don't have much time to settle on complicated measures to expand affordable housing.
A bill giving Colorado one of the nation's toughest state laws to protect the privacy of student data awaits the governor's signature.
Colorado businessman Robert Blaha has qualified for the state GOP's U.S. Senate primary.
With John Kasich and Ted Cruz out of the race for the Republican presidential nomination, national Republican party leaders are saying it's time to unite behind Donald Trump.
