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One Denver businesswoman quickly realized there are many barriers preventing Black and brown people from cashing in on legal marijuana. For one, economic disparity means entrepreneurs of color can't afford the licensing and certification required to open a marijuana business.
A former Amazon warehouse worker has filed a complaint with the Colorado officials against Amazon over its COVID-19 policies and allegations that her firing was retaliatory.
Modeling of COVID-19 cases shows a strong potential of a big drop coming, especially in places with higher vaccination rates. States like Colorado, which are doing better than many others have a greater chance for a drop.
More than a year into the pandemic, Colorado company Meritech is seeing their business skyrocket because they specialize in making a machine that does just one thing: washes your hands for you.
Home prices in the metro area were up in April, showing gains from the previous month and year, with inventory reaching a record low, according to a report released Wednesday.
Raising a child is very expensive, but the expanded Child Tax Credit is about to give parents some more money to help.
Regal Theaters is planning to reopen four locations in Colorado in time for the weekend.
A man who identifies himself only as "COVID Bandit" has struck again in the Denver metro area.
A draft of a bill by Democrats in the state legislature includes about $3.9 billion in new fees and $1.5 billion in general fund and stimulus dollars.
People living in Commerce City near the Suncor refinery are discussing the site's operating permit which is up for renewal.
South Pearl Street will look a little different the next time you visit.
This sweeping piece of legislation can be loosely divided into childcare, education and paid family leave, but it also includes tax cuts and support for nutrition.
The parent company for King Soopers, Kroger, is starting a drone delivery service.
The red hot housing market in the Denver metro area doesn't look like it'll be cooling down anytime soon. Inventory is so low, while so many people want to buy a home, some will do whatever it takes.
Several Boulder breweries are teaming up to try and help families affected by the supermarket tragedy with a special "Colorado Care Can."
