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Sellers and owners of assault weapons could be liable for damages caused by shootings under a bill proposed by Colorado's Democratic Senate president.
Denver police say an executive of a technology services consulting firm is responsible for threatening a Democratic state lawmaker who is sponsoring bills to expand background checks for firearm purchases and limit the size of ammunition magazines.
Marijuana consumers in Colorado could be in store for purchasing limits well below what they're allowed to have.
Public-records access in Colorado is close to getting an expansion - but state lawmakers are resisting efforts to make it cheaper to get public records.
Illegal immigrants are closer to being eligible for in-state tuition in Colorado. The state Senate gave final approval to the idea Monday with the support of the first Republicans in the chamber ever to agree to the tuition measure.
The head of the Republican party is in Denver trying to improve his party's showing among minority voters.
Marijuana regulators in Colorado decided Monday that the drug's potency can't be capped - but pot should be clearly labeled so consumers know its strength.
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper is wrapping up his visit to Washington, D.C. for the National Governors Association meeting.
For the first time Colorado's police chiefs are talking about gun control, and many of those chiefs are coming out in favor of the bills being debated at the state Capitol.
Three strikes and you're a felon-- that's how one lawmaker wants to treat repeat DUI offenders.
Fort Carson might have to curtail training for soldiers who aren't getting ready to deploy if mandatory spending cuts take effect next week, a senior spokesman at the post said Friday.
A federal appeals court has ruled that permits allowing people to carry concealed weapons are not protected by the Second Amendment.
A proposal to revamp standards for teaching sex education at Colorado schools passed the House with Republicans objecting that the bill infringes on parents' control, a charge that Democrats deny.
Colorado officials are still begging for money to help repair the damage of last year's wildfires.
Buying or selling a gun online is as easy as finding a seller or buyer and exchanging money for the sale. It's all legal and there are no background check involved.
