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In an effort to cut down on hundreds of intoxicated people flowing out of bars at closing time in downtown Denver, state lawmakers are considering making a change.
Some state lawmakers are working to make sure Colorado's kids are more protected against cyber bullying.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock has been appointed to the Federal Aviation Administration's Management Advisory Council (MAC).
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper has more than $1 million available as he begins his re-election campaign.
Three Republican congressmen from Colorado have voted against the $1.1 trillion spending bill that passed Congress Wednesday but cited differing reasons.
Colorado won't ban the use of public assistance at marijuana-shop ATMs, despite calls from both Republicans and the pot industry to ban it.
Colorado's Democrats aren't willing to scrap a plan to increase renewable energy requirements for rural electricity providers.
Colorado is a major distributor of synthetic marijuana or "Spice," but a new law could put many sellers out of business.
The head of a Colorado agency that oversees the insurance business is backing off from an employee's claims that Democratic U.S. Sen. Mark Udall pressured its employees on reports of health insurance cancellations.
Two new bills were introduced on Tuesday that would waive the state sales tax on items for one weekend a year.
Former Colorado Congressman Mike Strang, a Republican who considered himself a citizen lawmaker and rejected the idea of career politicians, died Sunday. He was 84.
When federal emergency unemployment benefits expired last month, the effects ran deep in a Colorado county marked by two exit ramps off Interstate 25 - one leading to the conservative religious group Focus on the Family, the other to the Fort Carson Army post.
One of the people behind a successful effort to recall a state lawmaker over new gun restrictions says he's running for Pueblo clerk and recorder.
Colorado Republicans want to try undoing some left-leaning proposals adopted last year, and their campaign starts with electricity.
Colorado budget-writing lawmakers gave initial approval to a 3 percent salary increase for state workers amid Republican opposition.
