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A prominent group of Democrats and Republicans wants to see Colorado change the way it draws the lines for congressional and legislative seats.
Gov. John Hickenlooper says Colorado can maintain safety while allowing Syrian refugees to come to the state.
Colorado's governor isn't ruling out Syrian refugees in the wake of terror attacks in Paris.
Several U.S. governors are threatening to halt efforts to allow Syrian refugees into their states in the aftermath of the coordinated attacks in Paris, though an immigration expert says they have no legal authority to do so.
President Obama's quest to close the prison at Guantanamo Bay, perhaps by moving some detainees to the United States, has fostered an unusual alliance between his congressional critics and liberal-leaning advocacy groups.
Gov. John Hickenlooper is proposing cutting $20 million in state funding for higher education to help close a big budget shortfall.
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper warned lawmakers Thursday of several cuts they'll have to make to close a $373 million budget for next year, painting a dire picture for colleges, public schools and medical providers for the poor and uninsured.
Republican Ryan Frazier is running for his party's nomination in Colorado to challenge Democratic Sen. Michael Bennet next year.
Amendment 69, called ColoradoCare, will be on the state ballot in 2016. If approved, Colorado would become the first state to opt out of the Affordable Care Act and replace it with a health care plan paid for by a payroll tax.
Colorado's lieutenant governor announced Tuesday he is leaving his post to run a higher education commission in the West.
Fifty sheriffs across Colorado have written to the White House to oppose any plan to move Guantanamo detainees to the state.
The Senate is poised to pass a bill that bans moving Guantanamo Bay detainees to the United States -- something Barack Obama has been trying to do since he was sworn in as president.
After months of controversy about the sale of fetal tissue, Republican lawmakers want to know if Planned Parenthood centers in Colorado were involved.
Supporters of universal health care have gathered enough signatures to put on next year's ballot a plan to make Colorado the first state to opt out of the federal health law and replace it with taxpayer-funded coverage for all.
An effort is underway in Denver to expand the state's controversial immigrant driver's license program.
