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The Grand Junction City Council voted to send a message to a recently-elected councilman: stay away.
Public school teacher evaluations won't be subject to public review under a bill that has won final approval by the Colorado Legislature.
Colorado Democratic Sen. Mark Udall says supporters of universal background checks for gun buyers aren't giving up despite a defeat in the Senate.
Big changes to how Colorado elections are run are expected to be debated in the state House.
Colorado Democrats moved closer to a party showdown over labor rights Wednesday, when the Democratic state House approved a firefighter labor bill that the Democratic governor has threatened to veto.
A push by Democrats to increase legal remedies for employee discrimination at small businesses is drawing strong opposition from Republicans who argue it will be damaging to employers.
It's a natural result of Colorado's improving finances: Instead of arguing over budget cuts, state lawmakers are arguing over how to spend additional tax dollars.
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper is returning from a weeklong trip to Israel, and he will have some big decisions to make when he gets back on the job.
A Colorado version of the federal earned income tax credit has won preliminary approval in the state Senate.
The U.S. immigration system would undergo dramatic changes if a new bill being introduced is passed, but before anything else happens there must be a plan to secure the border.
A task force would study how to consolidate Colorado laws for placing someone in involuntary commitment under a bill advanced by House lawmakers.
Democrats who came to Denver hoping for a new era of oil and gas oversight this year are having to settle for partial victories taking on the state's most powerful industry.
An overhaul of Colorado's election rules, including allowing same-day voter registration and mail-in ballots for all registered voters, got initial approval Monday.
A bill to dramatically raise renewable energy requirements for Colorado cooperative electric associations has cleared the state Senate by a single vote.
Changes to Colorado election rules allowing same-day voter registration and mailing ballots to all registered voters will get their first hearing in a state House committee on Monday in what's expected to spark partisan wrangling.
