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Lawmakers in Colorado don't want to rely on the federal government to provide a firefighting fleet from the air. They want the state to have their own resources when it comes to fighting wildfires.
Tanning bed limits for minors are closer to approval in Colorado.
Colorado lawmakers will debate next year's spending plan as the improving economy and increasing tax receipts give them more money to spend on education and raises for state employees.
Colorado's troubled medical marijuana regulation agency is up for a second day of scrutiny Wednesday in the Colorado Legislature.
A Democrat proposal to repeal the death penalty in Colorado failed amid uncertainty about whether Gov. John Hickenlooper would support the bill.
A battle over oil and gas regulations is heating up at the Capitol as some lawmakers say more must be done to hold the industry accountable.
The improving economy and increasing tax receipts are allowing Colorado lawmakers to fund more programs as they prepare to vote on next year's budget.
A ban on tanning bed use by children under 15 and new limits on tanning by older teens have won initial approval in the Colorado House.
Dairy cows in Colorado won't need anesthesia or a veterinarian before having their tails cut. That's after the state House decided not to pursue a bill to ban the practice.
The U.S. Senate has confirmed Raymond Moore to become a judge for the U.S. District Court of the District of Colorado.
The future of the death penalty in Colorado could hinge on a vote scheduled in the Colorado House Tuesday.
One year after a state-set fire in Colorado killed three people, the state Legislature has given final approval to a bill raising limits for recovering damages incurred on account of government wrongdoing.
A bill to repeal Colorado's illegal immigrant reporting requirement has passed the House without debate.
Republicans and Democrats are taking another look at how the state funds programs to help students who are learning English as a second language.
Protesters demanded a recall of Gov. John Hickenlooper while he was speaking in Grand Junction.
