Media shield law dies in state Senate
A measure inspired by the Aurora theater shooting case died on a party-line vote Monday.
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GOP lawmakers push for state's own firefighting aircraft
Read moreThe bill came up last year, and the Governor didn't support it.
Colorado trying to jump-start market for natural gas vehicles
Natural gas-fueled vehicles could boost Colorado's economy, and keep cash in driver's wallets, if the state can just shift demand into a higher gear.View slideshow
Who's to blame for homes lost to wildfire? Report says you don't have to look far
Read moreNew report lays much of the blame for property damaged the Black Forest Fire on the homeowners.
Married same-sex couples in Colorado fighting for more rights
Read moreThe 2013 Supreme Court decision striking down the Defense of Marriage Act means that some states are allowing same-sex couples to file joint tax returns -- even if their marriages are banned in the state.
Denver man tied to 1971 burglary that exposed FBI spying
Read moreRingleader William Davidon and co-conspirators were identified earlier this month as the activists who broke into an FBI office in a Philadelphia suburb 42 years ago.
Martin Luther King visit to Colorado helped bridge Denver neighborhoods
Read moreFifty years ago Martin Luther King Jr. visited Denver and locals say the messages in his 1964 speeches are still relevant today.
Bill invites Native students, displaced by history, to return to Colorado
Read moreShould members of tribes with historic ties to Colorado be able to pay in-state tuition at colleges here? Some state lawmakers say yes.
Part-time college faculty want 'fair pay'
Read morePart-time community college faculty rallied at the Capitol Friday for what they called "fairness in pay."
Partisan sniping over guns returns to divided state Senate
Read moreLess than a week after promising to work together, the two sides in the closely divided Senate are at odds over gun legislation and procedural rules.
