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Colorado Democrats added funding Tuesday for a program that lets immigrant drivers get a license regardless of their legal status.
Some people on the north side of metro Denver woke up Saturday morning to quite the surprise.
The Denver Police Department is one of several departments in the state that is testing body cameras as a tool for both police and the public. As these cameras become more common, one state lawmaker is working to make them widespread.
Republicans in Colorado's Senate have advanced a pro-fracking measure that makes a statement in advance of a long-awaited report on new limits on the oil and gas industry.
The Colorado Legislature is marking Black History Month in true Western fashion — by honoring black cowboys and ranchers.
A victim of human trafficking makes a plea to state lawmakers to do more to fight the growing crime.
Bullying on social media would be penalized with a misdemeanor harassment charge and possible jail time with a bill approved by Colorado House lawmakers.
Senate Republicans approved legislation to let adults 21 and over carry a concealed gun without a permit.
Colorado lawmakers are debating a bill that would require travelers along Interstate 70 in the mountains during winter months to have proper tires or chains.
Democrats rejected GOP proposals to require photo identification for voters registering on Election Day or on the days immediately prior.
A Colorado bill to spend about $5 million to put more local produce in school cafeterias has passed its first test at the Colorado Legislature.
The Colorado Senate has approved a bill that would allow adults 21 and over to carry a concealed gun without a permit. The proposal is a priority for Republicans newly in charge of the Senate.
Colorado is moving ahead with its medical marijuana regulations — but questions remain about how far the state plans to go to drive medical pot users to the new recreational market.
Sex assault victims would be able to undergo forensic evidence collection without reporting a crime under a measure pending in the Colorado Legislature.
A bipartisan group of Colorado senators have rejected a proposal to limit the government seizures of private land for open space.
