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A proposal to erase strict Columbine-era school discipline policies is headed to a debate in the Colorado Senate.
A tax break may soon come to parents who buy school supplies. The idea is moving through the state Capitol right now.
A bill that would allow illegal immigrants in Colorado to attend college at a discounted tuition rate is facing its first test in the state House.
Voters could see as many as five initiatives on this November's ballot that deal with marijuana -- most aimed at making it legal.
President Barack Obama will make a three-state swing next week to call on Congress to prevent interest rates on student loans from doubling.
Gimmick or godsend, a retail sales tax holiday for consumers is getting a serious look by Colorado lawmakers.
The contract for Wyclef Jean's performance at the University of Colorado bars him from making direct references to marijuana and other illegal drugs.
Rep. Mike Coffman believes it's time to start pulling out U.S. troops that are stationed in Europe.
A bill aimed at getting rid of a state background check to buy a gun in Colorado has passed the state House.
Colorado's Senate is taking a final vote Thursday on the state's $7.4 billion spending plan for next year.
A plan giving illegal immigrants a break on university tuition in Colorado is about to face a crucial vote.
The unusually jovial tone of Colorado's state budget debate is continuing in the Senate, where lawmakers are closer to signing off on the $7.4 billion spending plan.
The City of Lone Tree has cancelled its election next month. That's because there weren't enough competing candidates to complete the ballot.
Colorado Sen. Mark Udall is backing an effort to prevent the closure of rural post offices for at least two years.
A marijuana proposal aimed at training people who work in medical marijuana businesses faces a test in Colorado's Republican House.
