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Colorado's U.S. senators have joined across party lines to try to derail government shutdowns.
Members of Congress are warning that construction of the Denver area's new Veterans Affairs hospital could stop again unless the department shows it is getting the project back on track.
Colorado's governor had firm words for lawmakers from both parties Wednesday as they enter the second half of the legislative session.
The maker of a powdered alcohol says his product has gained approval from the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau.
Senate Republicans rejected a bipartisan measure to help fund a counseling program aimed at preventing teen pregnancy and reducing high-school dropout rates.
Democrats and Republicans in Colorado agreed Tuesday that the state health insurance exchange needs a deep review.
Tortillas, fruit empanadas and pickled vegetables are joining the family of homemade foods that can be sold in Colorado without being made in a commercial kitchen.
A measure to forbid Colorado mental health professionals from practicing gay conversation therapy with minors has cleared the state House.
A ban on tiny plastic particles from soaps and cosmetic products is nearing final approval in the Colorado Legislature.
Colorado Democrats appear to have changed their minds on giving the state's health insurance exchange its deepest review yet.
Colorado Republicans advanced one of their last efforts to repeal recent gun control laws Monday, approving a bill to undo a 15-round limit on ammunition magazines even though it faces certain death in the Democrat-controlled House.
The growing conflict between religious groups and gay-rights advocates over punishments in discrimination cases played out Monday in Colorado.
Republicans who have spent two years criticizing limits on the size of ammunition magazines will start advancing a repeal of the 2013 Colorado law passed by Democrats in response to mass shootings.
Colorado teachers would get a tax break for spending up to $250 a year on school supplies under a bill that won unanimous approval Monday in the state House.
Among the topics to be tackled by Colorado lawmakers this week are ammo limits, discrimination and gay rights, student surveys and cottage foods.
