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Marijuana regulation is proving one of the thorniest problems facing Colorado lawmakers in their final three days of work.
A proposal to expand mental health services in Colorado by establishing a crisis response system passed the state House and heads to the governor's desk.
President Barack Obama played golf on Monday with three senators, including Sen. Mark Udall of Colorado.
Former Adams County District Attorney Don Quick is hoping to become Colorado's next attorney general.
The gun lobby is preparing to fight gun control legislation they thought they had already defeated. Sen. Joe Manchin, D-West Virginia, says he'll push again to get a background checks bill through the Senate.
Time running is out for the new marijuana rules. Colorado senators scrambled Friday to advance a sweeping series of regulations and taxes on the newly legal drug.
Colorado Democrats have backed off a bill to allow unemployment benefits workers locked-out by employers as a defensive maneuver during labor disputes.
With time running out to regulate marijuana, Colorado senators scrambled Friday to advance a sweeping series of regulations and taxes on the newly legal drug.
A bill creating new penalties for crimes against pregnant women in Colorado received final approval from lawmakers and now heads to the governor for a decision.
Gov. John Hickenlooper is meeting with lawyers, victims' families and law enforcement about the pending execution of one of three men on Colorado's death row.
Colorado lawmakers are running out of time to talk about pot.
A proposal by Democrats redefining Colorado elections rules to include same-day voter registration and ballots by mail to all voters is on its way to the governor's desk.
A plan to turn a former prison in southeast Colorado into a treatment center for the homeless has been defeated by state lawmakers.
A blow up between Democrats and Republicans at the state Capitol has put a sweeping anti-crime measure in jeopardy.
A Democrat-sponsored bill redefining Colorado elections to include same-day voter registration and sending ballots by mail to all voters passed the Senate without support from Republicans who raised concerns about fraud.
