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Colorado lawmakers moved to expand DNA collection for some misdemeanor convictions after a debate that drew both support and opposition from members of both parties.
Colorado lawmakers still face several weighty pieces of legislation in the final weeks of the session, including how to regulate a now legal marijuana industry and an overhaul of the state's system to fund public schools.
Colorado lawmakers are close to agreement on a slate of insurance changes inspired by homeowners' complaints after last year's wildfires.
Experts are gathering in Aurora to study post-traumatic stress disorder in an effort to help military veterans.
A bill to make shelter animals the official state pet faces a hearing Monday in a House committee.
The Colorado Legislature is mulling Democratic bills to clamp down on oil and gas producers.
State lawmakers are discussing two bills on how recreational marijuana might be bought and sold in Colorado.
Workers locked-out by employers as a defensive maneuver during labor disputes would get unemployment benefits with a bill advanced by House Democrats.
Stronger prohibitions on gun ownership by domestic abusers and required in-person training for concealed-carry permits advanced in the Colorado House.
A recent ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court could change Colorado's latest debate over marijuana driving limits.
House Democrats passed an overhaul of how elections are run in Colorado amid unanimous opposition from Republicans.
A bill enhancing labor rights for professional firefighters in Colorado passed in the Democrat-led House. The vote inches the party closer to a face-off with Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper.
Oil and gas drillers could be charged new fees to help local governments under a bill that passed the state House Friday.
Colorado Democrats advanced an elections overhaul Thursday that includes mailing ballots to every registered voter and allowing same-day registration — proposed changes that have Republicans nervous about the potential benefit to Democrats.
Thousands of pairs of shoes lined the steps of the State Capitol in Denver on Thursday. Each pair of shoes represents a victim of gun violence in America.
