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Seemingly running out of options, Colorado district attorneys are using over-the-top language to block two bills that are fast-tracking to the governor's desk.
Robert Blaha is challenging a finding by Colorado's top elections official, who said the businessman did not collect enough voter signatures to put his name on the ballot for the state's Republican U.S. Senate primary.
The Colorado Supreme Court on Monday struck down local hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, bans and moratoriums. The ruling will have a dramatic impact on efforts to limit the controversial method of producing oil and gas.
Colorado Speaker of the House Dickey Lee Hullinghorst read a proclamation at the Capitol on Monday declaring May as Mental Health Month.
Colorado schools would be required to allow medical marijuana use under a bill nearing its final vote in the state Legislature.
The potential for marijuana social clubs cleared another hurdle in April.
People serving life sentences without parole for crimes they committed as juveniles could eventually be eligible for release under a bill approved by the state Senate Monday.
The recall petition for the mayor of Castle Rock will continue after eight protests against the recall were denied. The Castle Rock Town Council must set a recall election according to the town's charter.
The Colorado Supreme Court has struck down attempts by two cities to ban or delay fracking.
Under a bill at the state Capitol the Division of Motor Vehicles will study how to outsource things like the renewal of driver's licenses and license plates.
Colorado's tourists would be able to buy as much marijuana as residents, if a bill moving through the state Legislature passes.
Sen. Cory Gardner and Utah Sen. Orrin Hatch may introduce a bill to force the EPA to pay full compensation for the Gold King Mine spill in August 2015.
The bill addresses situations where a couple got a civil union license and then later got a marriage license after the U.S. Supreme Court decision last year.
Republican U.S. Senate hopeful Jon Keyser will appear on his party's primary ballot after all, a Denver judge ruled Friday.
A plan to revive the presidential primaries in Colorado has cleared a big hurdle in the state Legislature.
