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A divisive abortion proposal suggested by Colorado Democrats was scuttled before it could come to a vote.
A debate over the health impacts of fracking is being played out at the state Capitol between Democrats and Republicans.
A new national organization focusing on gun safety and decreasing gun violence debuted across the country and in Golden. "Everytown for Gun Safety" said they're committed to stronger gun laws.
A fruit fight of sorts is taking place at the state Capitol as a very young lobbyist is urging the Legislature to name Palisade peaches as the state fruit. The debate has riled Colorado growers of other produce, including cantaloupe.
Former U.S. Rep. Bob Beauprez has been certified to Republican primary ballots for governor.
A contentious bill on abortion rights hangs in the balance in the Colorado Senate.
A proposal to ban children from artificial tanning beds has been rejected in the Colorado Legislature.
Colorado Democrats proposed an election-year measure to strengthen abortion rights. But they delayed a vote on their proposal Tuesday after a senator's illness put the bill's outcome in question.
Lawmakers approved a $23 billion budget for Colorado next year, sending to the governor a spending plan that increases money for public schools, colleges, and funds an aerial firefighting fleet.
Colorado's public colleges and universities would get a tuition cap and funding boost under a bill approved Tuesday by the state Senate.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Tom Tancredo is calling for the superintendent of Denver Public Schools to resign over a program that allows for the hiring of teachers who came to the country illegally.
Colorado's legal pot industry may be booming, but state lawmakers aren't sure how to spend the windfall.
Colorado lawmakers advanced a measure to ban red-light and speeding cameras, but they're facing strong opposition from local governments and police.
Colorado's public colleges and universities will have lower tuition increase caps next year under a bill that won unanimous approval Monday in the state Senate.
Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper did not violate the state's gift ban or improperly use staff time for a partisan governor's conference, a Colorado ethics panel ruled Monday.
