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A back-to-school sales tax break on school supplies and low-cost clothes is closer to approval in Colorado.
Colorado lawmakers are closer to erasing strict zero-tolerance policies for school discipline adopted after the Columbine High School shootings.
An independent group backing Republican Mitt Romney is spending nearly $4 million on ads in nine battleground states.
A final proposal for managing 4.2 million acres of roadless forest land in Colorado includes higher protection for 1.2 million of those acres, with even fewer exceptions for roads, power lines or other development, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack told The Associated Press.
A turf war between Colorado's local governments and oil and gas companies is heating up.
The Colorado Attorney General's office says a Republican bill to compensate victims of a deadly wildfire could violate a state constitutional provision aimed at preventing favoritism from lawmakers.
A marijuana blood standard for drivers appears headed for approval in Colorado - thanks to a Republican senator who changed her mind from last year.
A proposal to give drug offenders lighter criminal penalties breezed through the Colorado Senate - after the measure was dramatically weakened.
A divisive proposal to set a marijuana blood standard for drivers is back before the Colorado Senate, which rejected the idea last year.
A proposal to ban trans fats in Colorado school cafeterias and vending machines is closer the enactment.
Denver County will use iPads to make it easier for the elderly and the disabled to vote.
On Monday a new state law regarding hit-and-run drivers could be a step closer to reality.
Senators gave initial approval to a measure asking Colorado voters to repeal an unconstitutional state law that barred municipalities from passing ordinances protecting gay people from discrimination.
Republicans are making their case to create a commission to pay victims of a Colorado wildfire southwest of Denver that killed three people and damaged two dozen homes last month.
A Democratic senator trying to reduce penalties for some Colorado drug possession offenses called Denver's top prosecutor a "villain" and a "snake" Friday, accusing him of spreading misinformation that led to the weakening of his proposal.
