Colorado Gets $1.1M In Pfizer Settlement
Colorado will receive more than $1.1 million in a settlement with Pfizer Inc. over its marketing of the drugs Zyvox and Lyrica.
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Colorado will receive more than $1.1 million in a settlement with Pfizer Inc. over its marketing of the drugs Zyvox and Lyrica.
A man accused in a deadly hit-and-run on South Parker Road who later turned himself in has been formally charged.
A Firestone man has been sentenced to 9 and a half years in prison for poisoning his neighbor's two dogs and intimidating a witness in the case.
A little girl missed her 4-year-old birthday party after she was playing inside an inflatable bouncy house and broke two bones. Injuries among children and bouncy houses are on the rise.
The real estate market is heating up in Colorado as rental vacancies continue to be hard to come by in the Denver metro area. But have we reached complete housing market recovery? Good Question.
An Air Academy High School student was rushed to the hospital Wednesday morning after she became ill and admitted to eating pot-laced brownies.
Federal officials say rising demand and falling supply pose a risk of water shortages over the next 50 years for some 40 million people dependent on the Colorado River.
A Colorado unit of Tetra Tech EC Inc. has been awarded a $15.7 million military contract for construction in Afghanistan.
An American aid doctor is expected to return to the United States by early next week after he was abducted in Afghanistan and rescued in an operation that left a Navy SEAL dead, officials said Wednesday.
A single mother and her three children will be allowed to stay in their Grand Junction home despite a shoplifting charge over a stolen pair of shoes.
Wednesday is "No Socks To Work Day" which encourages everyone to see how it feels to go a day without socks and donate new socks to the homeless.
A man believed to be responsible for a fire involving three townhomes in Lakewood has been arrested.
Foreclosure filings in 12 Colorado urban counties in November fell to their lowest level for any month since the state began collecting data in 2007, the state Division of Housing reported Wednesday.
A traveling champagne bar that debuted on Aspen Mountain last season is back after county officials signed off on renewing the pop-up bubbly bar.
Wind turbine maker Vestas is considering slashing hours for workers in Pueblo, not just workers in northern Colorado.
