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Voters in Colorado may soon have a say where red light cameras will be used. Two bills being considered by state lawmakers, one in the state House and one in the state Senate, would ask voters to give red light cameras the green light.
School violence and mental health would be the subject of a study for possible legislation in Colorado with a proposal that's close to reaching the governor's desk.
An intense debate over student testing requirements had Colorado lawmakers scrambling Tuesday to resolve long-simmering disputes over how best to reduce standardized tests.
Colorado Republicans have rejected a bill to reclassify a fee paid by hospitals in order to use future budget surpluses on education and transportation.
The City of Denver mayor seat along with more than a dozen city council seats are on the ballot in Tuesday's election.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Colorado is bringing a smart phone app to the state that has been used by tens of thousands of people elsewhere to safeguard videos they record of law enforcement at work.
Habitual drunken drivers would face felony charges in Colorado with a measure given initial approval in the state Senate.
Colorado lawmakers are close to agreement on one of the most vexing problems of the term — how to reduce standardized tests for students in public schools.
Colorado lawmakers hustled Monday to steer through a bill to dramatically raise the pay of elected officials, including themselves.
The chairman of the Republican National Committee is in Denver to tout his party's Hispanic outreach.
Colorado's rules for the medical marijuana industry are hanging in the balance in the Legislature's closing days because of a dispute over drug felons in the industry.
Democrats concerned about interference on abortion rights on Monday rejected a Republican measure to create a new crime of fetal homicide, legislation that was crafted in response to an attack last month on a pregnant woman in Longmont.
Legislation to make Colorado public schools legally liable for student safety awaits the governor's signature.
The House will take a final vote on a proposal to allow children to bring medical marijuana to school in Colorado.
Colorado lawmakers face a chaotic three-day stretch of work before adjourning for the year Wednesday.
