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Democratic candidates Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton and Clinton's daughter are due in Colorado with less than a month to go before the state and a dozen others weigh in on the primaries on Super Tuesday.
A bill that would make it easier for Colorado juries to give the death penalty failed Wednesday when a Republican senator joined Democrats in saying that unanimous verdicts for capital punishment should stay a requirement.
Lawmakers debated a bill that would fund free all-day kindergarten for students in Colorado. The measure has a $242 million price tag.
A battle over the size of government in Colorado, a perennial battleground state, is underway just as the presidential election gets into full swing.
There's a push at the state Capitol to make strangulation a felony crime. It is currently often charged as a misdemeanor and in some jurisdictions in Colorado, a municipal offense.
A Democrat-led state House committee has approved a Colorado right-to-die bill that would provide a legal option for the terminally ill to end their lives.
One state lawmaker wants to give hunters a choice of color for their safety gear before they grab a gun and head into the woods-- orange or pink.
Supporters of a Colorado right-to-die bill hope to overcome a defeat in a GOP-led state Senate committee by urging a Democrat-led House panel Thursday to provide a legal option for the terminally ill to end their lives.
A bill is being considered by the Colorado Legislature that would make it easier for non-citizens in Colorado to get a driver's license or identification card.
A committee in Colorado's Republican-controlled Senate has rejected a right-to-die bill following hours of emotional testimony from dozens of citizens, many of whom want another option to end their lives on their own terms.
There's one thing Democrats and Republicans always seem to agree on in Colorado — that it's too easy for citizens to change the state constitution.
Michael Merrifield, a Democratic state senator from Colorado Springs, has wanted to sponsor right-to-die legislation since he became a Colorado lawmaker in 2003, two years after his father died an agonizing death from pancreatic cancer. He was discouraged from doing so by party leaders.
Pot shops could become pot pubs under legislation being drafted at the state Capitol. It's one of the bills this session that could expand where people are allowed to use marijuana.
There is a renewed push to pass a "Death with Dignity" bill in Colorado and Brittany Maynard's husband is helping the effort.
Democratic presidential hopefuls Hillary Rodham Clinton and Sen. Bernie Sanders will be coming to Denver in mid-February to speak at the Colorado Democratic Party's Annual Dinner.
