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Colorado will give health insurers more time to offer plans that don't meet the new federal requirements under the Affordable Care Act.
Colorado will give health insurers another year to offer plans that don't meet new federal requirements. Insurance regulators announced the change Friday but say they don't know how many insurers will take up the offer, or how many consumers will sign up to extend non-compliant plans.
Colorado lawmakers are advancing a proposal budgeting $17.6 million for victims of a wildfire that killed three people and burned down two dozen homes in the foothills southwest of Denver.
Hundreds of natural gas workers, contractors and their supporters say the Bureau of Land Management should not change dozens of energy leases it is reviewing, The Daily Sentinel reported Friday.
Colorado insurance regulators have been taking a look at why health insurance premiums vary so widely between urban and rural areas, and they're releasing some of their findings Friday.
Lawmakers held off on a directive to implement new restrictions on marijuana edibles in Colorado Thursday, but they will study the issue to consider legislation next year.
College students in Colorado just got a break. Gov. John Hickenlooper signed the College Affordability Act into law.
A $100 million cash infusion to Colorado's public colleges and universities was signed into law Thursday by Gov. John Hickenlooper, along with lower tuition hike caps.
A Colorado plan to set up the world's first financial system for marijuana has cleared its first hurdle in the state Legislature, despite deep reservations from supporters that the plan will work.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock marked the first year of civil unions in Colorado with a reception for gay couples at the city's clerk and recorder office.
A Colorado proposal to seal the criminal records for some minor marijuana convictions has failed.
Two bills to implement new restrictions on marijuana edibles and pot in its concentrated form are up for a vote in the Colorado Senate.
There is a call to stop all sales of edible pot products until the confusion over potency is settled.
A Colorado Democrat literally sang "Kumbaya" as the Senate agreed to a long-debated plan to start restoring K-12 budgets hurt by years of budget cuts.
There is a push to erase cannabis crimes of the past now that pot is legal in Colorado.
