State Commission Finalizes Sweeping New Oil And Gas Rules
The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission approved the sweeping changes that include new setbacks from homes, schools, wildlife habitats and waterways.
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The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission approved the sweeping changes that include new setbacks from homes, schools, wildlife habitats and waterways.
Internal emails obtained by CBS4 Investigates illuminate one major reason why the Colorado Department of Labor struggled in its pandemic response: technology from the 1980s.
The Great Hall project at Denver International Airport is on track and on budget, according to DIA's CEO. The airport provided an update on the construction project that is ready to enter its next phase.
The Frisco Town Council launched a new campaign to support local businesses.
Coal industry representatives questioned the civilian commission's ability to force early retirement of the units, most of which were already voluntarily slated to cease operations.
Nancy Walsh and her staff at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science were given a task: to create a safe environment for their guests.
Nordy's BBQ will comply with all state and county health guidelines, even though it will cost people's jobs.
While some cities are considering canceling outdoor events, the Town of Dillon was determined to find a way to safely continue one of its iconic winter attractions: the Ice Castles.
Erie has struggled since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic as half of the town is in Boulder County and the other half is in Weld County.
Businesses across the state are now under Level Red COVID-19 restrictions. Indoor dining is banned under the new guidelines.
One day after CBS4 reported on issues within the state's unemployment system that was stopping Colorado families from receiving desperately needed benefits, the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment said, after an investigation into those holds, many will be lifted.
Local restaurants prepared to close their dining rooms in the city on Friday as Level Red restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic prohibit indoor dining on the same day a popular California burger chain opened two drive-thru locations in Colorado.
Next Saturday, the state benefits for unemployed Coloradans will run out.
The Old World holiday shopping tradition is taking on a new look and new rules to be COVID safe.
The first burgers from In-N-Out Burger ever to be served in Colorado are history.
