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A GOP-led Senate committee has rejected legislation that would have prohibited Native American mascots at Colorado schools unless a tribe approved.
Two Colorado residents have filed a federal civil rights lawsuit charging they were jailed in violation of their constitutional rights after unfurling a banner critical of Peabody Energy Corp. at the company's annual shareholders' meeting at a college campus in Gillette two years ago.
A Colorado bill to enhance the state's police profiling law has been rejected in a Senate committee controlled by Republicans.
A group of Colorado senators is frustrated by the slow pace of a House bill to ban cities from using red-light enforcement cameras. So they're forwarding a rival measure to compel towns to get voter approval to keep the cameras.
The Colorado Senate has approved a $350 million plan to put Colorado State University buildings at the National Western Stock Show site in Denver.
Emotional testimony at the state Capitol as state lawmakers consider a bill that would put a felony DUI law on the books in Colorado. The bill moved forward after it passed through an important Senate committee on Tuesday.
A bill to create a felony drunk driving law in Colorado has advanced at the state Capitol. The bill would impose harsher punishments on repeat drunk drivers.
A measure to add penalties for habitual drunken drivers faces a key test Tuesday in the state Senate.
Colorado lawmakers got a warning from the federal government about a bill that would keep Colorado parents, teachers and schools from being penalized for opting children out of standardized testing.
Colorado lawmakers have said no to a bill that would have outlined rights that homeless people have in public
Three bills aimed at increasing oversight on Colorado law enforcement, including expanding the use of body cameras, have advanced in the state Senate.
Colorado's Republican Senate approved a bill Monday creating a new crime of fetal homicide, a measure proposed in response to an attack on a pregnant woman last month in Longmont.
Colorado's Senate President says accused Aurora theater shooter James Holmes should have been charged with 13 murders, not 12. That's because one of the women who survived the 2012 shooting later miscarried.
A Colorado bill to allow medical marijuana use by people on probation or parole is on its way to the governor's desk.
