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A labor group supporting Hillary Clinton is running Spanish-language TV and radio ads in the Denver area encouraging Latinos to participate in Colorado's Democratic caucuses next Tuesday.
A bipartisan effort at the state Capitol aims at preparing Colorado students for jobs in industries that desperately need skilled workers.
A Republican-led state Senate committee has voted to defeat a bill to modernize Colorado's open records law.
The House sponsors of a Colorado right-to-die bill have withdrawn their legislation, conceding they didn't have the votes for it to pass this election year.
The House Committee of Transportation and Energy will revisit the issue of red light cameras on Wednesday.
Colorado's senators reacted to President Barack Obama's announcement to close the detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba and transfer the most detainees to a facility in the U.S.
The father of a man who was killed in the 2012 Colorado theater shootings is running for state Senate.
Colorado Republicans have again adopted a plan to end required permits for carrying concealed weapons.
Colorado is the only place in the country where it's illegal to collect rainwater. You can direct it by changing your gutters or grading but you can't collect it. The law dates back more than a century, but Rep. Jessie Danielson is hoping to change it.
A few dozen parents went to the state Capitol on Monday asking for tighter gun control in Colorado, including the sister of a Sandy Hook Elementary shooting murder victim.
A bill at the Colorado state Capitol is pushing for one hour of earned sick leave for every 30 hours worked.
Former President Bill Clinton will campaign in Pueblo for his wife, Hillary, who is running for president.
A committee in the state House has endorsed a bill to create a program to certify marijuana as organic.
An effort is underway to crack down on people who take advantage of donors wanting to help a good cause.
A bill making its way through the state capitol would get rid of almost all mandatory minimum sentences.