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Attorneys for convicted killer Nathan Dunlap are puzzling over their next step in three potentially significant court cases after Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper granted Dunlap an unprecedented temporary reprieve.
Supporters of former U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar are welcoming him back to Colorado.
Several Colorado counties that strongly oppose increased regulation of the oil and gas industry say they want to form their own state.
A flurry of final bill signings from Colorado's Democratic governor Wednesday included divisive measures on renewable energy and labor rights.
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper gave a personal apology to man who was wrongly jailed after signing a bill into law Wednesday to compensate the wrongly imprisoned.
Colorado prosecutors will have new criminal penalties to charge people accused of injuring pregnant women and causing them to lose their child in cases of domestic violence or car accidents.
Stricter restrictions on gun ownership by domestic violence offenders are now in place in Colorado under a law that establishes a process for them to relinquish their firearms.
Immigrants living illegally in Colorado will be able to get driver's licenses under a bill signed into law by Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper.
A bill enhancing labor rights for professional firefighters in Colorado has been signed into law by Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper.
Greeley City Council members and the Montrose City Council have approved bans on recreational pot shops.
Colorado auditors will investigate the State Energy Program's grant expenditures to see whether there's evidence of waste and fraud.
Gun-rights activists in Colorado turned in petition signatures Monday to set up the first recall in state history of a state lawmaker after he backed some of the strictest gun control measures to become law in the U.S. this year.
Moffat County Commissioner John Kinkaid says he's completed a rehabilitation program for alcohol and prescription drug abuse and hopes to regain the public's trust.
Colorado is getting a climate change czar, a new position signed into law this week after a debate that included biblical references and tongue-in-cheek praise for the Weather Channel.
The oil and gas industry in Colorado exerts an outsize influence on state politics, and its generous political spending might be the reason, suggests a report out Thursday from a left-leaning watchdog group.
