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The Colorado House has voted to expand the definition of tobacco products that are off-limits to minors.
The Colorado Court of Appeals ruled Thursday that El Paso County church members had no right to have police remove their pastor during a dispute over spiritual leadership.
Child care can be so expensive some parents don't work just because they can't afford to. Now some state lawmakers want to change that.
Colorado lawmakers voted not to raise the tobacco age from 18 to 21 Wednesday, making Colorado the third state this year to consider but reject the higher smoking age.
People with unused prescription medications will be encouraged to dispose them at approved locations under a bill that passed the Colorado House.
Two education bills that are among the biggest-ticket items Colorado lawmakers will consider all year cleared their first hurdle Wednesday.
Colorado lawmakers gave initial approval on Tuesday to a bill that would change some DUI offenses from misdemeanors to felonies.
Colorado lawmakers are already thinking about the next fire season and are now asking California for help to boost the state's fleet if it's needed.
The last major opponent to Rep. Cory Gardner is bowing out of the Republican Senate primary.
Emergency alerts for hit-and-run-drivers could be headed to Colorado under a bill that awaits the governor's signature.
As Colorado's economy continues improving, lawmakers are beginning to talk about constitutionally mandated refunds to taxpayers in the coming years.
Democrats in the state senate introduced a bill they say will make it easier for people to vote in recall elections.
Lawmakers advanced a bill that would allow Colorado charter schools to hire armed security.
Colorado Democrats say they have a nonpartisan plan to update antiquated election law when it comes to recall elections.
Colorado clarified its marijuana packaging requirements Monday, giving medical pot the same rules as pot for recreational pot.
