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A common detail in drunk-driving stories - how intoxicated the person was in roadside tests - could be going away in Colorado.
Colorado's local-food movement won a significant victory in the state Senate Tuesday, when lawmakers unanimously agreed to make it easier for small-time chicken farmers to sell directly to consumers.
Colorado's governor says he supports a proposal to have the state's public employee pension fund oppose a boycott seeking to punish Israel for its treatment of Palestinians.
A Republican-led attempt to expand gun rights and ease controls adopted by Colorado after mass shootings in 2012 failed Monday following the testimony of survivors of gun violence and activists.
A Democrat-led state House committee is hearing a package of Republican-sponsored gun bills.
Colorado lawmakers are considering whether to join several other states that oppose a boycott seeking to punish Israel for its treatment of Palestinians.
A group of bipartisan civic leaders has launched a campaign to get a measure on the 2016 ballot asking voters to ease a revenue cap on state government.
There are three bills at the state Capitol focusing on the housing crisis in Colorado.
Colorado is closer to removing a loophole that allowed two prison inmates to be exonerated of killing a fellow prisoner by invoking a "Make My Day" law.
Colorado's state House has passed a bill to allow transgender residents to update their birth certificates to reflect their correct gender.
Veterans Administration officials say the VA is making progress in reducing opioid use among their patients, but members of Congress studying the issue say they remain concerned that successful approaches aren't being widely shared.
A prison cell may be your home, but that doesn't mean you can use deadly force to defend it. That's according to a Colorado bill that won approval in the state House Thursday.
Like Aleksandr Cronk at Colorado State University last weekend, millions of young voters nationwide have been electrified by Bernie Sanders' longshot bid for the Democratic presidential nomination.
Colorado may resurrect its presidential primary after frustration at caucuses on Super Tuesday reached a boiling point.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday heard arguments for a Texas law that would require abortion clinics to have the same standards as surgical centers, among other restrictions. The ruling could have impact in Colorado.
