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Colorado Republicans on Monday launched their bid to undo a new elections law that allows same-day registration, saying they're still not convinced the change isn't a recipe for possible voting fraud.
Lawmakers heard arguments over one of Colorado's new gun laws Monday night.
Republicans making a case to repeal Colorado gun background checks on private and online sales say the new requirements burden law-abiding citizens.
Former Denver Broncos quarterback John Elway is brushing aside suggestions that he enter politics.
Expanded background checks for firearm sales in Colorado were passed by Democrats last year at great political cost. Now Republicans are offering up a bill to repeal the law, reigniting the debate over gun control during an election year.
Ken Buck is watching what he says. The Republican prosecutor became a symbol for his party's political overreach in 2010, when he beat the establishment pick in a U.S. Senate primary, only to lose to Democratic Sen. Michael Bennet.
Those cute videos showing firefighters giving oxygen to dogs and cats after a fire? The firefighters could be liable if something goes wrong.
A national debate over food items containing genetically modified ingredients is headed to Colorado's Capitol.
Colorado cities and towns could have the power to extend bar hours under a proposal advanced by state lawmakers.
Colorado lawmakers introduced a bill to regulate some Denver driving companies like Lyft and Uber.
Colorado lawmakers are considering a bill that would require commercial websites to remove a person's mug shot if they were never convicted of the crime for which they were arrested.
Democrats on Monday rejected proposals from Colorado Republicans that would make mail ballots optional and allow anyone to challenge votes cast by mail.
Colorado Republicans are taking aim at a new requirement that every registered voter get a ballot by mail.
Colorado Republicans want the state to buy an aerial firefighting fleet to help combat wildfires, but it's an idea Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper does not support.
Colorado counties are closer to getting more flexibility to repair roads and bridges after a disaster.
