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Colorado's gun control debate could be headed to the ballot.
The Republican leader in the Colorado House says his party will try to overturn or change the gun restrictions Democrats passed earlier this year.
Former state Senate Majority Leader Ken Gordon has died.
A year after saying "the time is right" for a gun-control debate, Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper is laying out a much more modest agenda for 2014.
Colorado Democratic Sen. Marc Udall says he's encouraged by the recommendations of a presidential advisory panel on curtailing domestic surveillance.
A former Arvada city councilwoman has been sworn in to replace a Colorado state Democratic senator who resigned to avoid a potential recall election driven by gun rights advocates.
Leaders from around the West convened a two-day meeting on Wednesday in Las Vegas to discuss land use, wildfires and environmental conservation.
Nationally syndicated Christian radio broadcaster James Dobson is suing the federal government over a requirement that his ministry must include the morning-after pill and other emergency contraception in its health insurance.
An Arvada city official has been named a new state senator, replacing one who resigned rather than face a recall election.
Democrats are gathering in Jefferson County on Tuesday to name a new state senator to replace one who resigned rather than face a recall election.
Denver County's former clerk and recorder is taking over an important role in the City and County of Denver.
One of Colorado's U.S. senators is behind a sweeping new drug safety law -- the first in decades. It allows the government to track prescription drugs the same way companies like FedEx track packages.
Votes in 11 rural counties on whether to secede from Colorado sparked debates that ultimately will strengthen the state, Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper told local government officials Tuesday.
The Denver City Council has changed their stance on a proposal that would limit where residents could smoke marijuana on their private property.
Some front range communities say train horns are hurting business development and want Colorado's congressional delegation to step in.
