CO Pot Policy: New U.S. Attorney Pick Jason Dunn May Make Changes

Political watchers are wondering how a new GOP Colorado U.S. Attorney will respond to a recent DOJ crackdown on legalized marijuana.

Gay Wedding Cake Case: 5 Things To Know About The SCOTUS Decision

Monday's 7-2 Supreme Court ruling overturns the Colorado Commission on Civil Rights ruling of discrimination against Masterpiece Cakes.

Used Child Car Seats Not Worth The Risk: CDOT

Recycle your used child car seat, CDOT recommends.

Plans For New Huerfano Courthouse/Jail To Be Discussed

A public meeting to discuss reopening a prison in rural Herfarto will be held Wednesday

Colorado Judicial Excellence Awards Announced

Judicial employees praised by retiring Colo. Supreme Court Chief Justice Nancy White.

Cary Kennedy, Jared Polis Top Gov Ticket At State Dem Assembly

Cary Kennedy won the top spot for the Democrat Governor primary at the Colorado Democrats' State Assembly in Broomfield.

Stapleton Withdraws Gov. Petition Signatures Alleging 'Fraud'

GOP Governor candidate Walker Stapleton will attempt to get on the ballot by winning 30 percent of support at April 14 Boulder GOP Assembly.

Harassment, Retaliation Found In Colo. Capitol Workplace Study

Culture of harassment, unclear procedures and fear of retaliation found in independent study of Colorado General Assembly workplace culture.

Colorado GOP Group Tweets 'Republicans Hate Poor People'

The group is now apologizing for the tweet that went viral last weekend.

Teen Runs For Mayor In Tiny Colorado Mountain Town

Benjamin Goff, 18, is running for mayor of Montezuma, pop. 60

Cary Kennedy Wins Strong Colorado Democratic Caucus Support

The former state treasurer won 50 percent of caucus votes in a six-way race, with more than 23,000 registered Democrats participating.

2018 Caucus Colorado: Where's My Caucus Location?

Voters Guide 2018: Everything you need to know about Colorado Democrat and Republican caucuses March 6.

Colorado's Vote Audit Process A Model For U.S. Election Security

Forget the Russians, Colorado's risk-limiting audit guarantees elections results are fair [WATCH]

Expelled! Colorado House Ousts Lawmaker For Sex Harassment

Members of the Colorado House voted 52-9 to expel Rep. Steve Lebsock for sexual harassment claims. [WATCH]

Proposed Sales Tax Hike Could Boost Funding For Transportation

The proposal comes as lawmakers remain deadlocked on funding for transportation projects considered long overdue

Head of Colorado Oil And Gas Regulatory Agency Resigns

Matt Lepore resigned as Director of COGCC, the Colorado DNR reported.

Colo. Sen Baumgardner Steps Down From Committee, Won't Resign

With accusations of sexual harassment found "credible," Randy Baumgardner agreed to step down from the Sen. Transportation Committee

Virginia Amtrak Crash: Colorado Congressmen Aboard

BREAKING: One person was killed in the crash. Cong. Mike Coffman and Scott Tipton tweeted they are OK and asked for prayers.

GOP's Tom Tancredo Drops Out of Colorado Governor's Race

With a typo-filled tweet, GOP candidate Tom Tancredo threw in the towel: "Hey Sniwflakes. You can come out if your safe spaces!"

Fallen Adams Co. Deputy: Hickenlooper Orders Flags Lowered

Gov. John Hickenlooper today ordered flags lowered to half-staff statewide on all public buildings in honor of Deputy Heath Gumm, 32.

Colorado Lawsuit Settlement Lenders To Pay $2M

Two companies that made settlement loans up to $1,500 to lawsuit plaintiffs were charging predatory interest rates, AG Cynthia Coffman said.

New Transit And Rail Director Chosen At CDOT

David Krutsinger will replace recently retired Mark Imhoff.

Ask A Lawyer Program Starts In 14th Judicial District

Free Legal Clinics Offered In Grand, Moffat and Routt counties.

New Laws In Colorado For 2018: Minimum Wage; Teen Sexting; Pot

A minimum wage increase, new marijuana regulations and new laws for sexting and debt collection go into effect Jan. 1

CO Children Could Lose Health Insurance Soon

Colorado is one of 16 states to run out of funding for the Children's Health Insurance Program.

Colorado Growth Will Slow, But Will Add 96K Jobs: CU Report

In the top 10 states for employment growth, Colo. labor shortage may dampen trend.

Net Neutrality Under Attack As CO Lawmakers Get $2.2M From ISPs

OPINION: As internet service providers pay millions to Congress, the FCC is about to take away a basic right from the public—net neutrality.

Wedding Cake Case: Justice Kennedy Comments Show Split Concerns

The case, Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission, 16-111, will be decided by late June.

Three New Colorado Laws That Go Into Effect In 2018

A new year brings new laws. Here are just three laws Colorado residents should know about.

LGBT Wedding Cake Case Is About More Than Baked Goods

"This case is not about a cake. It's not about a baker."

Reshaping Employment For People With Disabilities in Colorado

Gov. Hickenlooper honors disabled workers and their employers as 'shining stars.'

Colorado River Journey: The Past And Future Of Water Use

A new era of dam projects proceed in Denver and the Front Range, as the Loveland Museum explores the history of water use in Colorado.

Colorado Lawmaker Accused of Harassment: I Am Sorry

Rep. Steve Lebsock said Saturday that he is sorry for the pain he caused three women, including a fellow lawmaker.

Moore Underage Sex Allegations: Colo. GOP Finance Chief Watching

Republican Sen. Cory Gardner, chair of GOP Senate finance group, says Moore must withdraw from race if allegations are true.

Colorado AG Supports Federal Online Sales Tax Suit

Friend of the Court Brief will 'level playing field' for local businesses, Coffman says.

Ban Colo. Private Prisons: Dem. Atty General Candidate Dougherty

'Profit has no place in the criminal justice system' says Prosecutor and Democratic Candidate for AG Michael Dougherty in essay.

Get Colorado Civil Legal Questions Answered At Free Legal Resource Days

The Colo. Judicial Branch will be hosting workshops and Q&A sessions for people representing themselves in civil cases.

Colorado Baker In Major Gay Rights Case Opposed By Prominent Chefs

Celebrity chefs Jose Andres, Elizabeth Falkner and Carla Hall are signing onto a legal brief being written by the Human Rights Campaign.

Denver Cheerleader Video: Child Abuse Or 'Bad Judgment'? No Charges For Coach, Says DA

No charges for coach caught on video forcing girls into the splits. 'Bad judgment' of coach not a prosecutable crime, says McCann.

NAFTA Farming Talks Between Mexico, US And Canada In Denver This Week

Agriculture heads to collaborate on trade and development issues.