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The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing arguments on the constitutionality of the health care reform law championed by President Obama.
More good news for Colorado's budget - improving finances mean lawmakers may not have to choose between giving seniors a property tax or restoring some education cuts made during the depths of the recession.
A bill requiring school districts to hold collective bargaining talks in public is heading to the Colorado Senate.
Colorado Attorney General John Suthers is in Washington Monday as the state and others challenge the health care law.
Sen. Michael Bennet on Friday stopped by the Rape Awareness and Assistance Program (RAAP) in Denver to bring attention to the need to reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA).
A verbal assault by conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh thrust her into the national stage. Friday, Sandra Fluke brought her health care message to Colorado.
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper is meeting with the governors of Kansas and Nebraska to discuss regional issues.
President Barack Obama's push to sell women on his health care overhaul is playing out in key battleground states like Colorado, where moderate women could be the key to his re-election.
One criticism of the idea to make welfare recipients take drug tests is that lawmakers and other elected officials who also get state funds should submit themselves to the same standard.
Twenty-five more medical marijuana dispensaries in Colorado have gotten federal warnings to close because too close to schools.
State lawmakers are debating the biggest overhaul of school discipline in Colorado in more than a decade.
A proposal to promote Colorado independence is the latest example of Democrats and Republicans in the Legislature not seeing eye-to-eye on how government should work.
A proposal to eliminate Colorado's little-used criminal libel law is sailing through the Legislature.
A Democratic idea to create a smartphone app showing Colorado locally owned businesses was watered down, but Republicans still question whether the legislation is necessary.
A sweeping overhaul of child literacy teaching in Colorado is halfway through the state Legislature.
