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An incident this week in which a drone crashed on the lawn of the White House is an example of why unmanned aerial vehicles need to be regulated, according to some Colorado lawmakers.
A death with dignity bill will be introduced in Colorado on Tuesday and sponsors and supporters plan to speak about the bill at the Capitol.
Powdered alcohol won't be immediately sold in Colorado stores if the product gets federal approval, under a proposal advanced by state lawmakers Monday.
Colorado's health insurance exchange is facing more scrutiny from the Legislature.
A failed proposal to reduce finance charges on some credit cards became the latest casualty Monday for Colorado Democrats trying to find a new focus in the minority.
Colorado lawmakers are heading into the third week of the 2015 legislative session, and their workload is beginning to increase.
Some Colorado lawmakers say cities that ban fracking should have to pay the owners of the mineral rights who are impacted, and the cost could run in the millions of dollars.
A product that's not yet for sale in Colorado is already facing a possible ban. It's powdered alcohol, or what's known as Palcohol.
A legislative battle over fracking is looming in Colorado, with Republicans taking the stance that mineral owners should be compensated when a local government bans or restricts energy development.
Democrats who pushed to get driver's licenses for Colorado immigrants regardless of their legal status are outraged over a Republican vote to block access to funds for the program.
The head of the Environmental Protection Agency is drawing attention to the link between climate and the economy with a visit to a Colorado ski resort.
A state lawmaker says it's time Colorado stopped jailing children for skipping school.
Colorado won't address some legal questions about same-sex unions pending a ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court on gay marriage.
Colorado lawmakers changed course Wednesday and moved toward giving the state's health insurance exchange its deepest review yet.
Two years into recreational marijuana legalization, Colorado is taking a second look at its rules for medical marijuana.
