Trump has not only expansively flexed the powers of the presidency by declaring emergencies and shredding political norms, he has eschewed traditional deliberative procedures for making decisions.

Colorado Insurance Commissioner Michael Conway and Democratic lawmakers believe adding a 1% fee to policies sold statewide could, in the long run, make premiums less expensive.

Littleton has become the latest flashpoint in Colorado’s long-running affordable housing and density debates, and a recent survey shows resistance is strong.

Gov. Jared Polis signed a sweeping gun-control measure into law, the culmination of years of effort by advocates and progressive Democrats to limit the sale of high-powered semiautomatic weapons in Colorado.

Colorado lawmakers put a cork into the state’s alcohol laws and will prevent any more grocery stores from selling liquor under legislation signed into law by a skeptical Gov. Jared Polis on Thursday.

The lawsuit was filed by Christian and Jewish groups representing millions of Americans.

The orders threatened to upend the day-to-day business of the law firms.

U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet feels he’d be “better situated as the governor to help us provide a view of what this future is going to look like, from the state of Colorado, than I would be able to do from (Washington).”

The Colorado state budget is moving closer to finalization, but lawmakers have continued grappling over $1.2 billion in proposed cuts, with critics warning that the proposed cuts and delays would cause more harm than savings.