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The Colorado Senate starts work Thursday on a bill to allow medical marijuana use by people on probation or parole.
Gov. John Hickenlooper joined together with former Gov. Bill Owens and Gov. Roy Romer to show their support for student testing.
A woman accused of cutting into the belly of an expectant mother to claim the unborn child can't be charged under Colorado law with murder. But Republicans in the state Senate advanced a bill Wednesday aimed at changing that situation.
A Colorado proposal to require marijuana shops to post warnings for pregnant and nursing women failed Wednesday when Senate Republicans said the first-in-the-nation requirement would be unfair.
A Colorado proposal to require marijuana shops to post warnings for pregnant and nursing women has been rejected by Republicans who considered the requirement unfair.
Colorado's Senate gave final approval Wednesday to a bill to make public schools legally liable for student safety - a response to recent school shootings.
A woman accused of cutting into the belly of an expectant mother to claim the unborn child can't be charged under Colorado law with murder, but legislators in the state Senate will take up a bill Wednesday aimed at changing that.
The Colorado House has approved legislation to have law enforcement face civil penalties if an officer destroys or seizes someone's recordings of a public incident.
Colorado lawmakers passed legislation to study whether to require snow tires or chains to drive on a mountainous stretch of Interstate 70 during spring and winter months.
Republican congressman are no strangers to fighting for gun rights, but did a Colorado representative break the law by bringing his AR-15 to a Capitol Hill office?
Colorado lawmakers started work Wednesday on a proposal to ask voters to keep some $58 million in marijuana tax collections.
Former Colorado lawmaker Douglas Bruce is back in the spotlight, and once again the news isn't kind for the man behind Colorado's Taxpayer Bill of Rights.
Republican legislation to make the killing of a fetus a homicide in certain cases is getting its first hearing in the Colorado Senate.
Colorado drivers won't need snow tires or chains to drive on Interstate 70 next winter.
The Veterans Affairs Department expects to spend about $340 million to buy medical equipment and train staff for its new Denver hospital, on top of the estimated $1.73 billion to build the facility.
