Colorado seeks federal waiver to use Medicaid to help homeless, hungry
Colorado could become the latest state to use Medicaid -- government funded health insurance -- for expenses other than health care.
New Colorado law makes 2 years of college free for students who qualify
Gov. Jared Polis signed a new law this week that allows more people in Colorado to achieve their goal of higher education. The state says about 28,000 students could qualify.
Debate between Boebert and 5 other candidates should have "fireworks"
Viewers of CBS Colorado's Congressional District 4 Republican primary debate will likely see some tense moments, as candidates hoping to stand out against Lauren Boebert are expected to go on the attack.
RFK Jr. campaigns in Colorado
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., an independent, and other unaffiliated presidential candidates began gathering signatures to make the November ballot in Colorado.
Google hosts cybersecurity summit as experts warn of threats to elections
Cybersecurity experts from around the country gathered at Google's Boulder campus this week for a summit focused on election threats.
Neighborhood becomes hazmat scene due to sludge in drinking water
The tanks that hold drinking water for nearly 140 residents in the Prairie View Ranch Water District are full of sludge that is so toxic that Colorado's Water Quality Control Division has now brought in hazmat crews to dig them up and clean them out.
Colorado legislators celebrate 'breakthrough session'
Colorado state lawmakers finished this year's legislative session on a high note. They found common ground on issues that often divide them and compromises to problems that have long eluded them.
Lawmakers approve millions of dollars to address youth mental health crisis
On the last day of the legislative session, state lawmakers approved one of the biggest investments in child welfare in years.
From bags to cars, two ballot measures could end Colorado's fee-frenzy
In addition to bills imposing fees on phones, alcohol and tires, state Democratic lawmakers introduced a bill increasing the fee on car and truck rentals to just over $5 a day.
Colorado lawmakers say property tax bill will deliver significant savings
With less than three days left in the legislative session, leading Republicans and Democrats have reached a deal on a property tax bill. While your tax bill will still increase, the bill will soften the blow.
Property tax relief bill is imminent at the Capitol as session winds down
With just five days left in the legislative session, property tax relief is still up in the air. A bill drafted two weeks ago has been scrapped, and lawmakers are scrambling to put a new relief package together.
State lawmakers debate two bills in latest battle over where to sell liquor
Two bills making their way through the legislature in the final days would change what kind of liquor grocery stores are allowed to sell and how much you pay for it.
Rift at capitol over measure aimed at protecting children on social media
Two Democratic lawmakers are lashing out at Gov. Jared Polis over his opposition to a bill aimed at protecting kids on social media.
Pro-Palestinian demonstration grows with graduation 1 week away
As the war in Gaza continues, students In Fort Collins, Pueblo, Denver and Boulder are demanding that schools cut academic and financial ties with groups that are connected to Israel's military.
Colorado lawmakers debate more oversight of coaches in youth sports leagues
On Tuesday, the state Senate gave initial approval to a bill that would require youth sports leagues to perform background checks every three years on all employees and regular volunteers.