200 testify on bill that would ban oil & gas drilling in Colorado by 2030
Hundreds of people packed a hearing at the State Capitol on Thursday for a bill that would phase out the oil and gas industry in Colorado.
Law enforcement agencies warn against bill that would outlaw prone restraint
A Colorado law enforcement expert says there might not be a tactic more valuable for de-escalating a police altercation than prone restraint.
Colorado lawmakers debate bill that would license funeral home directors
After a series of gruesome discoveries at funeral homes over the last few years, state lawmakers are stepping in with a bill that would -- for the first time -- regulate those who work in the industry.
Buck leaving Congress because he can't wait until November for his next steps
For the first time since announcing he's leaving Congress, Rep. Ken Buck is talking about why he moved up his departure date.
Parents beg lawmakers to hold social media platforms accountable
A bill making its way through the Capitol aims at companies like TikTok, Instagram and Snapchat, where the attorney general says it's just as easy for kids to buy illegal drugs as it is to order pizza or call an Uber.
Senate Republicans oppose Colorado measure aimed at holding child sexual predators accountable
There is surprising pushback against a constitutional amendment that would allow child sex assault survivors to bring civil claims no matter how long ago their abuse happened.
Colorado lawmakers look to regulate food preservative being used for suicide
Colorado lawmakers heard powerful testimony Tuesday about a bill aimed at saving lives. The measure would regulate a food preservative that is lethal in its concentrated form.
Trade data reveals Colo. GOP Chair Dave Williams' business dealings with Chinese
In his endorsement of Colorado GOP Chair Dave Williams for Congressional District 5, former President Donald Trump accuses Williams' opponent Jeff Crank of working closely with the Chinese. What Trump apparently doesn't know is Williams' history of working with the Chinese.
Weld County Commission eliminates public comment at board meetings
Weld County Commission Board Chair Kevin Ross says residents were talking about issues that had nothing to do with Weld County business -- like immigration -- so he eliminated the public comment portion.
Hundreds of CU students transform Chautauqua Park into snowy playground
Mother Nature showed Boulder lots of love Thursday, covering everything in a blanket of snow -- a wet, heavy blanket of white that University of Colorado students turned into a silver lining.
CUBoulder students take advantage of snow day at Chautauqua Park
With the snowstorm leading to many school closures, CBS News Colorado's Shaun Boyd was in Boulder where CU students took advantage of the snow day for some skiing, sledding and snowboarding at Chautauqua Park.
Lawmakers to debate bill that would end all permits for oil and gas
Nearly a hundred oil and gas workers gathered on the west steps of the state Capitol to send a message to lawmakers.
Dems, Polis exempt legislature from Colorado's open meetings law
The new law effectively exempts the legislature - and only the legislature - from the state's open meetings law. It comes after democratic leadership was sued twice last year for violating the open meetings law. Instead of coming into compliance with it, they passed a law to get around it.
10 gun control bills to be debated at Colorado state Capitol
A battle over gun control is heating up at the state Capitol where Democrats have introduced 10 gun control bills including measures that would require liability insurance for gun owners, licenses for gun sellers, training for those with concealed carry permits, new limits on where guns are allowed, and a ban on assault weapons.
Colorado Rep. Ken Buck resigning from Congress, narrowing GOP majority
Rep. Ken Buck, a Republican who represents Colorado's 4th Congressional District, says he will resign before his term is up.