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A plan to return Colorado to a presidential preference primary has cleared its first hurdle at the state Legislature.
Former Colorado state Rep. Jon Keyser, once considered a front-runner to challenge Democratic U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet this fall, failed to gather enough petition signatures to make the Republican primary ballot.
Colorado's Department of Natural Resources will soon be able to respond to emergency situations at more of the state's abandoned mines.
A bill to protect Spanish-speaking immigrants from unknowingly hiring non-attorneys to represent them in immigration matters has passed the state Senate.
Karval, a town too small for a gas station, is preparing for its annual Mountain Plover Festival this week. That has ranchers and conservationists reflecting on a partnership that saved a buff-colored bird nearly designated endangered, and that spurred tourism on the Colorado plains.
Colorado is closer to regulating fantasy online sports leagues.
There's another push at the state Capitol to ban red light cameras in Colorado.
A ban on pot-infused gummy bears and marijuana edibles that resemble fruits has passed the Colorado House.
Colorado lawmakers voted Friday to ban red-light cameras — even though the governor is almost certain to put the brakes on their plan.
After standing in long lines to have their voices heard in Colorado's presidential caucuses, there could be relief for frustrated voters. Lawmakers have started the process to bring the primary system back to the state.
Colorado lawmakers are working to make sure surgical technologists and surgical assistants in Colorado continue to register with the DORA.
Colorado lawmakers are trying again to figure out a new limit on red-light cameras.
Colorado lawmakers are following up on promises to change the state's system of choosing presidential candidates to a primary election, instead of caucuses.
Colorado's youngest murderers were up for debate at the state Capitol on Wednesday as some say juvenile killers are punished too harshly and they want a change in the law.
Lawmakers have come up with a plan to bring back Colorado's presidential primary and will outline a bill on Thursday at the state Capitol to fix voters' frustrations.
