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Electric cars are welcome at the Colorado Capitol - but not the machines to charge them.
Colorado counties are closer to getting more flexibility to repair roads and bridges after a disaster.
Gov. John Hickenlooper says Colorado's oil and gas industry is doing a better job working with state officials to make drilling safer.
A panel of Colorado lawmakers has unanimously voted to support a school safety hotline, citing Thursday's threats to Columbine High School as evidence the program is crucial.
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper expressed support for legislation that's been introduced to combat wildfires, including tax incentives for mitigation and funding to buy better equipment for firefighters.
A crash that killed a Colorado family of five has sparked talk of making changes to state driving laws when it comes to people that have seizures.
A recent accident has inspired a Colorado lawmaker to advocate making it illegal to falsify drug tests.
Colorado lawmakers are considering increasing funds for the development of more affordable housing in the aftermath of flooding and wildfires last year.
Colorado's recent fires and floods are dominating lawmakers' attention in the early days of the legislative session - and so far, measures addressing natural disasters seem to be uniting the parties.
There's an effort to change Colorado's law in cases where a driver kills or seriously injures someone. Right now many times the driver is just sentenced to probation. That may soon change.
Colorado Democratic Sen. Michael Bennet says his guest at the State of the Union speech next week will be a Vietnam veteran from Grand Junction whose daughter committed suicide while a member of the Air Force.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock on Tuesday announced several appointments to the Denver Boards and Commissions.
Polls find a majority nationwide favoring gay marriage, and a series of new laws has led to 17 states permitting it. But in Colorado this year, the discussion revolves around a proposal to allow couples in civil unions to file state taxes jointly,
An unlikely partnership has helped block recent attempts to limit tanning bed use by Colorado teens, but supporters this year hope a new proposal can break the alliance of skin cancer survivors and the indoor tanning industry.
More than 70 business, civic and government leaders met to start mapping a strategy to secure the convention on Friday.
