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Denver City Council is considering a controversial marijuana proposal opponents say would undo parts of Amendment 64.
A judge plans to rule Tuesday on the validity of a ballot question seeking to raise Colorado residents' income taxes to benefit public schools.
Democratic state Sen. Morgan Carroll became the second woman in Colorado history Wednesday to be selected Senate president, a position that became available with the recall ouster last month of former Sen. John Morse over new gun restrictions.
The Fisher House Foundation has agreed to make payments from its own funds to help families of fallen soldiers who lost death benefits because of the government shutdown, and the foundation has ties to Denver.
Colorado voters will soon vote on a massive school funding measure that will impact nearly everyone in the state.
A lobbyist has filed a lawsuit against the Colorado General Assembly. Joseph Neville claims his rights were violated as a result of a confrontation with a state representative.
Former Republican state senator Mike Kopp kicked off his bid Tuesday to challenge Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper next year.
The government shutdown is causing problems all across the country, even in the Grand Canyon where the problems in Washington may leave one Arvada kayaker high and dry.
Two Republicans were sworn in Thursday to replace the Colorado Senate Democrats they defeated in historic recalls over new gun restrictions.
Americans are fed up with Congress. The approval rating for Congress has been dropping for some time, but it hit rock bottom with the government shutdown.
President Barack Obama's nominee to be the nation's top energy regulator withdrew Tuesday, conceding he did not have enough support for confirmation.
A Longmont mother whose unborn baby was killed by a drunk driver is now leading an effort to change Colorado law. She wants to direct lawmakers to add "unborn human beings" to state criminal code.
The federal government is the state of Colorado's largest employer with approximately 40,000 people on the payroll. In Colorado the effect of a partial government shutdown would be felt by different people in different ways.
On Sunday House and Senate lawmakers hit the Sunday talk shows to blame each other for the budget impasse and Colorado lawmakers also had a lot to say, with one responding with a poem.
Gov. John Hickenlooper has some big plans when it comes to helping flood victims in Colorado with recovery and rebuilding.
