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Donald Trump's backers on Friday demanded that the Colorado Republican Party reverse the results of caucuses that led to Trump getting shut out of Colorado delegates as the billionaire GOP presidential front-runner kept the focus on what he contended was a rigged process that shuts out most voters.
Colorado's Senate approved a $27 billion state budget Friday after heated debate over a last-minute allocation to keep open a privately-run prison in the rural town of Burlington on the state's eastern plains.
Colorado is expanding a law limiting marijuana advertising.
Supporters of Donald Trump will be demonstrating against the Colorado Republican party's presidential nominating process Friday.
State lawmakers are debating a bill some say helps mothers during pregnancy and after their child's birth. Others believe the additional legislation isn't necessary.
Colorado's House has passed a bill to protect the personal information of public school students who use online programs and apps in the classroom.
Some Colorado drivers could get a little refund if some state lawmakers get their way. They claim carpoolers shouldn't have to pay $15 for transponders to ride for free.
State lawmakers are debating a bill that would prohibit data mining on education apps used by students.
A bipartisan conference committee quickly resolved a dispute over clean air funding to settle on a $27 billion state budget.
Senator Michael Bennet is behind a bill that would make it easier for families traveling by air. The measure would allow additional benefits for parents and those traveling with children.
It's called "ban the box" -- a bill that would ban employers from including a box asking about criminal history on initial job applications passed a House committee at the state Capitol on Tuesday.
Dozens of demonstrators gathered at the state Capitol on Tuesday for Equal Pay Day.
An effort to make it a crime to pretend a pet is a service animal has been placed on hold at the state Capitol.
Colorado schools would be forced to allow students to use medical pot under a bill that cleared its first hurdle Monday at the state Legislature.
Colorado is one step closer to outlawing a scam that has targeted immigrants.
