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An ambitious overhaul to how Colorado handles its biggest-ticket budget priority - K-12 education - advanced another step in the state Legislature Monday.
A dispute over what to do with a former prison in rural southeast Colorado is dividing the state Legislature.
Colorado is closer to expanding Medicaid for needy adults as part of the federal health care overhaul.
A man accused of leaving a threatening message to a state lawmaker will appear in court on Monday.
According to David Kopel, a constitutional law professor at the University of Denver, background checks violate the U.S. Constitution.
A Democratic plan to require rural electricity co-ops to use more renewable energy sources has advanced in the Senate despite vigorous opposition from Republicans.
Sally Jewell has been sworn in as Interior secretary, replacing Ken Salazar, who stepped down after more than four years as head of the agency responsible for more than 500 million acres of national parks and other public lands.
Michael Carr sued the city for violating his First Amendment rights. He was cited for posting an oversized political campaign sign in his front yard.
Colorado Rep. Doug Lamborn alarmed some people Thursday when he said at a hearing that North Korea may be able to arm a ballistic missile with a nuclear warhead.
A panel would study firearm restrictions on the mentally ill and those suffering from substance abuse in Colorado under a proposal unveiled Friday that's heavily scaled back from what a Democratic lawmaker initially wanted to do.
An ambitious plan to make Colorado the first state with universal health care was spiked Friday by its Democratic sponsor.
Last-minute tangling on next year's budget cost Colorado Democrats Republican support Friday, when a Democratic budget writer questioned whether $3 million for scholarships could benefit students in the country illegally.
A bill introduced in Congress would fix the conflict between the federal government's marijuana prohibition and state laws that allow medical or recreational use.
An ambitious plan to make Colorado the first state with universal health care has been spiked by its Democratic sponsor.
Colorado is a step closer to having its own fleet of air tankers. A state Senate committee approved legislation on Thursday that could dramatically change how the state fights wildfires.
