Cannabis advocates wary as Colorado considers e-cig limits
Cannabis advocates are watching closely as Colorado lawmakers consider limits on where e-cigarettes can be used.
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Colorado advances bill to import cheaper prescription drugs
DENVER -- Colorado on Thursday joined a growing number of states that want to cut certain prescription drug prices by importing licensed drugs from Canada.
Colorado Gov. Hickenlooper presents $33 billion budget, his last one, to lawmakers
Gov. John Hickenlooper on Friday presented his last budget request as governor to lawmakers 鈥� one he says helps prepare the state for an eventual recession.
Walker Stapleton, Jared Polis meet in Colorado gubernatorial debate
Republican Treasurer Walker Stapleton and Democratic U.S. Rep. Jared Polis clashed again Saturday over health care, guns and Colorado's energy future in the fifth one-on-one debate of their gubernatorial race.
Colorado tops U.S. in vote security, Homeland Security head says
Colorado, whose election systems are ranked among the nation's safest, held a cyber-security and disaster exercise Thursday for dozens of state, county and federal elections officials to reinforce the state's...
Six years before being accused of killing his wife and daughters, Christopher Watts gave a presentation on relationships
The Frederick father charged with killing his family and dumping their bodies at an oil worksite taped a video presentation six years ago about saving or abandoning relationships.
Colorado anti-fracking group recovers missing petition signatures
Sponsors of a contentious proposal to strictly limit new oil and gas drilling in Colorado said Friday they've recovered thousands of voter petitions supporting the measure that had been taken...
Colorado youth autopsies would be removed from public documents in measure on verge of final passage
Colorado lawmakers have advanced a bill to remove autopsy reports involving minors from public documents available under the Colorado Open Records Act.
Colorado lawmakers seek to outlaw certain gaming arcades in measure heading to governor’s desk
Colorado lawmakers on Monday passed a bill to outlaw certain mom-and-pop sweepstakes arcades, seeking to close a legal loophole that allowed the operations to crop up outside the three cities...
Student protests resonate with Columbine shooting survivors
Patrick Neville was outside, sneaking off to smoke with friends, and avoided the outburst of gunfire at Columbine High School nearly two decades ago, but he did not dodge the...