State Supreme Court hears arguments in Boulder's climate lawsuit
The Colorado Supreme Court is considering whether a climate lawsuit against ExxonMobil and Suncor can move forward.
What types of Colorado businesses should be allowed to sell hard alcohol?
Colorado lawmakers are debating what types of businesses should be allowed to sell hard alcohol in the state.
Bill would make it harder for state insurers to deny coverage for mental health care
A bill that makes it harder for insurance companies to deny coverage for mental health care passed in the Colorado House.
State lawmakers trying to make it easier for parents to sign kids up for preschool
An effort to make it easier for parents to sign their kids up for preschool is ongoing at the Colorado State Capitol.
Colorado legislature honors veterans of the "forgotten war"
Until now, there has never been a resolution to honor those who served in the Korean War at the Colorado State Capitol.
New bill could standardize Colorado building codes
While the state has increased manufactured home production by 687% over the last three years, Colorado's building codes, which vary from one city to the next, remain a barrier. Now some state lawmakers want to remove that barrier.
Polis supports bill to cap what hospitals can charge certain insurers
As health care costs continue to rise in Colorado, Gov. Jared Polis and some state lawmakers are taking aim at hospitals. They want to cap what hospitals can charge some insurers.
Colorado state senator wants to expand family leave for parents of NICU babies
State Sen. Jeff Bridges celebrated his son's first birthday with not only cake but a bill that he says will help all parents whose kids are born prematurely.
Sundance Film Festival may leave Utah. Could Boulder be its next home?
For 40 years, the festival has been held in Park City, Utah, but organizers say they are ready for a change. Boulder is one of three cities under consideration, along with Salt Lake City and Cincinnati.
Gov. Polis calls for investigation into water district disaster in Morgan County
After years of fighting for clean drinking water, a Morgan County neighborhood is finally getting help. A series of stories by CBS Colorado exposed a water district disaster 20 years in the making and got the attention of Gov. Jared Polis.
Pause in federal funding could impact billions of dollars in Colorado
Federal funding makes up 20%-40% of Colorado's state budget in any given year, helping pay for everything from food banks and foster care to public health and crop protection.
Colorado's K-12 schools brace for funding cut
Less than a year after Colorado Gov. Jared Polis and state lawmakers celebrated "full funding" for K-12 education, they're already looking to cut that funding.
Colorado Bureau of Investigation under fire amid falsified evidence scandal
The Colorado Bureau of Investigation is under the microscope.
Financial crisis looms for Colorado primary care, behavioral health clinics
Safety net providers in Colorado say they're losing millions of dollars a year due to uncompensated care and may need to close clinics. The crisis has been building for years due to Medicaid changes and soaring health care costs.
Denver teacher was among those in DC for Trump inauguration
With ball gowns and ball hats covered in bling, Denver school teacher Priscilla Rahn was among hundreds of thousands of people who were in the nation's capital to see history in the making on Monday.