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Colorado's Senate has approved a dog-protection measure to require new training for law enforcement on how to handle canine encounters in the line of duty
The Colorado Legislature has agreed to repeal a requirement that local law enforcement report people suspected of violating immigration law to federal authorities.
A labor question that threatens to fracture Colorado Democrats moved closer to a possible collision Monday, when a Democratic House committee voted to move ahead with a measure to expand labor rights for firefighters.
The Senate Judiciary Committee is considering a bill to address concerns about paycheck fairness and accountability for corrections workers.
One of the benefits of shopping online is consumers often don't have to pay sales taxes, but a couple of bills at the state House would change that.
A legislative panel decided Friday that marijuana in Colorado could be taxed at rates above 30 percent. But voters would have to OK the taxes, and some lawmakers fear the state's tax-skeptical public could reject such high rates.
After bitter finger-pointing, the Colorado House on Friday passed a $20.5 billion state budget for next year, sending more money to public schools, paying down some pension debt, and earmarking money to wildfire victims.
There is a push to protect children in Colorado from dangerous drug environments and the urgency is great considering legalized marijuana with the passing of Amendment 64.
The new Veterans Administration Hospital is started to take shape in Aurora but some of the subcontractors working on that project say they haven't been getting paid.
Future marijuana shops in Colorado could face more neighborhood reaction before opening their doors. That's under a looming legislative recommendation to address one of the biggest complaints with current medical marijuana shops — that neighbors don't always know they're coming.
Some dog owners want police officers to go through mandatory training so shooting at pets is a last resort. It's the subject of a bill making its way through the state legislature.
The marijuana regulation debate in Colorado continues Thursday with lawmakers asking who should regulate the newly legal drug.
The Colorado House will debate a $20.5 billion budget that includes increases for schools, colleges, and pay for state employees.
Gun control measures proposed in Connecticut after the December massacre in Newtown and expected to win approval Wednesday would be among the strongest such laws in the country.
A gaffe about gun magazines by Colorado Congresswoman Diana DeGette has raised some eyebrows.
