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Marijuana as a potential tax bonanza has Colorado lawmakers wrestling with a question both sides say they don't know how to answer: How much will people pay for legal weed?
Gov. John Hickenlooper signed next year's budget for Colorado on Monday, a spending plan that includes more funding for public schools, pay raises for state workers, and money to expand mental health services.
The most ambitious change in a generation to how Colorado finances K-12 education is closer to approval. The overhaul won final approval in the House 37-28 Monday. It has already been approved by the Senate.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock is in South Africa, trying to capture an international audience for Denver International Airport.
Marijuana legalization could be going back to the ballot in Colorado — a prospect that infuriated pot legalization activists Friday.
A bill being discussed at the state Capitol would prevent rapists from having parental rights if the victim has a child.
Colorado Democrats are closer to a possible showdown with the governor over a labor measure.
A requirement that Colorado law enforcement report to federal authorities immigrants suspected of living illegally in the U.S. is coming off the books.
Congress has easily approved legislation ending furloughs of air traffic controllers that have delayed hundreds of flights daily.
The Colorado Senate approved an expansion of legal remedies for employee discrimination cases at small businesses.
The Colorado House has given preliminary approval to giving police expanded powers to access cell phone information without a warrant.
With recreational marijuana use legal in Colorado there is an emphasis on the safety of children who are exposed to dangerous drug environments.
Colorado is a step closer to giving driver's licenses to immigrants living here illegally. The state Senate gave final approval to the idea on a party-line vote Thursday.
Colorado is a step closer to giving driver's licenses to immigrants living here illegally. The state Senate gave final approval to the idea on a party-line vote Thursday.
Colorado's police chiefs are demanding more restrictions on marijuana in our state, and they say if they aren't listened to they will take their concerns to the federal government.
