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Colorado's two Democratic Senators are signing onto a legal challenge against the federal Defense of Marriage Act.
A social media privacy bill that would prevent employers from requiring employee passwords has won initial approval in the Colorado House.
Two senators want to change the composition of automatic spending cuts that are kicking in Friday.
Pot smokers in Colorado were the biggest winners in the vote that legalized the drug. Now state regulators are working out the details of exactly how to tax it, so the benefits are shared statewide in the form of increased revenue.
Civil unions for gay couples advanced a Colorado House committee Thursday, with one Republican becoming emotional as she joined Democrats in voting yes for a bill that's expected to become law this year.
As the March 1 deadline for sequester, an $85 billion reduction in defense and domestic spending looms closer, Rocky Mountain National Park is getting ready.
Environments are concerned after Gov. John Hickenlooper said Colorado has an obligation to sue Fort Collins over banning oil and gas development within its city limits.
A change to Colorado open-records law is awaiting action by the governor.
The lawyer for a business executive whose company suspended him after he was arrested for making threats against a state legislator says his client was just exercising his right to free speech.
One group is calling on the governor for a statewide moratorium on fracking.
While Colorado lawmakers debate a bill that measures the legal limit for driving while stoned, drivers are tested after smoking pot.
A man suspected of threatening a Democratic state lawmaker has been suspended by the company in which he is the chief operating officer.
A marijuana blood limit for drivers is back before Colorado lawmakers, with special urgency now that the drug is legal for adults.
Gov. John Hickenlooper says he will support Rep. Rhonda Fields' bill limiting rounds in gun magazines. The governor spoke with CBS4 Political Specialist Shaun Boyd about the gun control issue on Tuesday.
A bill restricting the use of tanning beds for teenagers in Colorado went up for its first vote.
