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House lawmakers gave preliminary approval to allowing medical marijuana use by people on probation or parole in Colorado.
A Democratic effort to allow cities to raise the minimum wage in Colorado has failed in the state Legislature.
Parents in Colorado who don't want their children immunized will have to complete paperwork every year as opposed to just once, under new state rules.
Senate Republicans have put an end to a Democratic attempt to make it easier for transgender people to change their birth certificates.
Organizers of a conservative conference in Denver this summer have told a gay Republican group it cannot have a booth at the event.
A Democratic-sponsored proposal would outline rights that homeless people have in public, including the right to move freely without discrimination.
A Colorado proposal to require safety testing for medical marijuana, same as recreational pot, won unanimous approval Wednesday on its first test in the state Legislature.
Native American mascots would be prohibited at Colorado schools unless a tribe approves, under a Democrat-sponsored bill that barely passed the state House.
A bill that would force people to submit to Colorado's DNA database -- even for some misdemeanors -- is being heard at the state Capitol
A long-anticipated Colorado bill inspired by the case of a woman accused of cutting open the belly of a pregnant woman and removing her unborn baby girl has been introduced in the state Senate.
Cleveland's Housing Court has issued an arrest warrant for former Colorado state representative Douglas Bruce, accusing him of building and health code violations on property he owns.
A measure some say would help encourage more affordable housing is moving through the state Legislature.
After years of trying and failing to make it harder to grow large amounts of pot without paying taxes, the Colorado Senate has given unanimous preliminary approval to a crackdown on unregulated marijuana growers.
Colorado's prohibition of racial profiling by law enforcement would be expanded to include sexual orientation, socioeconomic status and other factors under legislation that cleared the state House Tuesday.
Colorado drivers won't be required to get snow tires to drive on Interstate 70 next winter, after all.
