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Colorado Republicans said no Wednesday to a Democratic idea to require hospitals to do more to tell patients what services they won't provide.
A plan to require Colorado voters to show a photo ID may go to voters. The bill passed out of the House on Tuesday and is headed to the Senate.
Colorado budget writers are asking to delay the introduction of the state budget for more than a week.
A marijuana proposal aimed at training people who work in medical marijuana businesses has cleared the Colorado Senate.
Republicans in the Colorado House approved a proposal to ask voters whether people should provide their photo ID before casting ballots.
Colorado lawmakers are proposing reducing penalties for some drug possession offenses from felonies to misdemeanors in a move supporters say is aimed at ensuring offenders get treatment instead of long prison sentences.
Colorado voters are closer to being asked whether to change the state constitution to change employment protections for state employees.
An early education overhaul aimed at boosting literacy has cleared a hurdle in the Colorado Legislature despite concerns the measure isn't funded and could result in more kids flunking the early grades.
Colorado Democrats have prevailed so far on a proposal to stiffen penalties for people who lie about elections to suppress the vote.
A bill to overhaul to a ratepayer subsidy for telephone providers has had its first hearing in the Colorado Senate.
A Colorado proposal to require reports on how state bills would affect businesses has failed for a second year.
One day after CBS News aired a report about Colorado Rep. Cory Gardner co-hosting a high-priced fundraiser, Gardner gave the Republican response to the president's weekly address.
A bill to overhaul to a ratepayer subsidy for telephone providers is getting its first hearing in the Colorado Senate.
An improving economy is giving Colorado more tax money to spend next year. And already, Democrats and Republicans at the Capitol are haggling over how to spend the money.
The Colorado House approved legislation that restricts prosecutors' authority to charge juveniles as adults.
