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Senate Republicans voted to undo new Colorado background checks for firearm sales conducted online and between private sellers, but their repeal is expected to hit a wall in the House.
Senate Republicans voted to undo new Colorado background checks for gun purchases between private sellers conducted online and in person, but their repeal is expected to hit a wall in the House.
Colorado may throw a white flag on one of its toughest marijuana problems to emerge in the new market -- making sure that edible pot products can't be confused with regular foods.
A plan to give parents tax credits for private schools or home-schooling has won initial approval in the Colorado Senate after a spirited partisan debate.
Former Colorado House Speaker Andrew Romanoff has been named president and CEO of Mental Health America of Colorado.
Colorado lawmakers have advanced legislation to prohibit the use of Native American mascots at schools unless tribes give permission.
Politics took a back seat to science for a time Monday at the state Capitol as the aerospace industry took over.
A Democratic push to raise the minimum wage in Colorado notched an early success Monday at the Capitol.
A compromise to fund a Colorado program granting driver's licenses to immigrants regardless of their legal status is heading to the governor's desk.
The Colorado House has given preliminary approval to a bill that would require colleges and universities to designate a nearby medical facility for students who need sexual assault exams.
The Colorado House has voted to end Colorado's only-in-the-nation ban on backyard rain barrels.
State lawmakers are considering making moves toward a measure that would help officers and first responders at crime scenes or accidents deal with post traumatic stress disorder.
A bill that is designed to help Coloradans who don't qualify for federal paid leave was debated at the state House on Thursday. Supporters claim the bill helps employees but opponents believe it puts too much financial strain on small businesses.
A Longmont woman accused of luring an expectant mother to a basement and cutting the baby from her belly might not face homicide charges in the child's death because of the way criminal law in the U.S. has become entangled in abortion politics.
Colorado's only-in-the-nation ban on backyard rain barrels is getting a new look from state lawmakers.
