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Law enforcement could face civil penalties if an officer destroys or seizes someone's recordings of a public incident with a bill that advanced in the Colorado House on Tuesday.
Congressional testimony and internal Veterans Affairs emails show the VA has no outside construction expert helping its investigation into massive cost overruns at its new Aurora hospital.
A last-ditch effort to reach an agreement on mandatory snow tires begins Tuesday morning at the Colorado Capitol.
Colorado lawmakers advanced a measure that would make it a felony to use explosive gases to make hash oil at home.
A bill to give the public more information about rapes, assaults and other crimes at the state's youth detention facilities has won unanimous initial approval in the Colorado Senate.
Colorado citizens would have a harder time adding laws to the state constitution with a pair of proposals legislators are considering this week.
The budget, reining in ballot measures, education turmoil and a pricey road plan are among the tops being discussed this week at the state Capitol.
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, officials said Saturday.
Plumbers, electricians and carpenters are still at work on the veterans hospital in Aurora while the Veterans Affairs Department struggles to find another $830 million to finish it.
The Veterans Affairs Department is offering a look inside its unfinished hospital in Aurora as it struggles to persuade Congress to approve another $830 million to complete the facility.
Measures to expand the use of police body cameras and updates to officer training have cleared the Colorado House.
A $25 billion Colorado budget with taxpayer refunds and more funding for education is headed to the governor's desk after state lawmakers gave final approval to the spending plan Friday.
State lawmakers are once again debating a bill to require background checks for volunteers with youth sports organizations. It's the second time around for the bill that was introduced and killed earlier this year.
An overhaul of eyewitness identifications standards in Colorado has been signed into law.
Colorado's governor has signed into law a bill to shield yoga training programs from state regulation - and yogis in Colorado are celebrating with mass poses.
