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Colorado motorists would no longer have to sign their vehicle registration cards under an identity-theft measure advancing in the state Legislature.
The Republican National Committee is pouring resources into Colorado, adding more than a dozen staffers as a new Senate candidate and sagging poll numbers for Democrats raise GOP hopes of ending the party's decade-long drought.
A Colorado loophole that allows people to grow hundreds of pot plants without going through background checks is likely to stay - for now.
For the first time in years the state budget is seeing a surplus rather than a deficit and Lawmakers seem to think this money is a lot more than it really is.
Bullying through text messages or social media platforms would be a new crime in Colorado under a bill that won initial approval in the House Monday.
Currently in Colorado drivers can be ticketed for texting and driving. Now some lawmakers want to make it easier to punish drivers talking on their cellphones – mainly drivers who don't use hands-free devices.
State lawmakers opposed to Colorado's landmark Taxpayer Bill of Rights won another legal victory Friday as the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled their lawsuit challenging the law can proceed.
Colorado has a new official State Cactus: the Claret Cup Cactus.
Police chiefs across Colorado want a bigger piece of the state's pot pie. They believe some of the revenue from pot sales should go towards training and enforcement.
Colorado mental health providers would get expanded authority to report threats to places like movie theaters and schools under a bill given initial approval in the state House on Wednesday.
The recent entrance of Bob Beauprez makes for a total of seven Colorado Republicans now vying for the nomination for governor.
Gov. John Hickenlooper is coming out as a supporter of gay marriage. The Colorado Democrat has been a vocal supporter of gay rights but has generally stopped short of formally endorsing same-sex marriage.
Denver is one of eight cities hoping to host the 2016 Republican National Convention, and now the Republican National Committee has launched an interactive poll allowing people to vote for their favorite city.
The long slog to the major party's primary ballots is beginning with caucuses across the state.
Concealed-gun permit holders would have greater flexibility to renew their permits under a bill awaiting the signature of Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper.