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Marijuana magazines are under scrutiny in Colorado, where lawmakers might require stores to put them behind the counter.
A man convicted of shooting four people to death at a Colorado pizza restaurant in 1993 will learn Wednesday the week in which state officials plan to execute him.
A bill to double renewable energy requirements for rural energy suppliers awaits the governor's signature in Colorado.
A Colorado bill to expand Medicaid to needy adults has cleared the state Legislature and awaits the signature of Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper.
One of two marijuana regulation bills pending in the Colorado Legislature won initial approval in the state Senate Wednesday.
A monster makeover for K-12 school funding in Colorado has cleared the Democratic Legislature and await the signature of Gov. John Hickenlooper.
Colorado lawmakers are considering a $4 million bill to help the homeless. It calls for turning the Fort Lyon Correctional Facility into a residential treatment center.
People who feel they've been discriminated against at work could sue for more money under a bill passes by the Colorado State Legislature.
About 200 people turned out in Denver to rally for immigration reform despite some wet spring snow.
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper and top Democrats in the Legislature are seeking a panel review of state sex offender laws after criticism from Republicans that current penalties need an update.
Driver's licenses for immigrants living in Colorado illegally advanced in a state House committee as the idea gains traction around the country.
Furious about Democratic-proposed election changes, Colorado Senate Republicans pushed debate past midnight Wednesday arguing against same-day registration and sending ballots by mail to all registered voters before the bill received initial approval.
Colorado Democrats are closer to an intraparty clash over oil and gas drilling after a House vote to forward a water-testing bill opposed by Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper.
Recreational pot taxes above 25 percent have won final approval in the House and await action in the Senate.
Immigrant students will pay significantly less in tuition at Colorado colleges under legislation signed by Gov. John Hickenlooper on Monday.
