Private GEO Group Prison In Colorado Springs To Close On March 7
On Tuesday, the GEO Group notified the Colorado Department of Corrections that they intend to close the Cheyenne Mountain Re-Entry Center in 60 days.
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On Tuesday, the GEO Group notified the Colorado Department of Corrections that they intend to close the Cheyenne Mountain Re-Entry Center in 60 days.
Denver's Department of Public Health and Environment teamed up with Colorado State University for a food summit on Tuesday.
Suncor Energy says in the next few days it will restart the equipment that released a clay-like substance and ash into the air.
The state is now investigating a used auto dealership following complaints that it made fraudulent sales and bounced checks to lenders among other issues.
The Save Energy Act will allow homeowners to deduct up to $500 on their taxes when they purchase energy efficient improvements for their homes.
The Boulder Beer company plans to close its brewpub and sell the building near Foothills Parkway and Valmont Road.
There are thousands of people from Iran living in Colorado and they are reacting to the recent attack on an Iranian government official in Iraq.
It's estimated Coloradans received nearly 64 million robocalls this December alone.
Colorado's minimum wage increased to $12 with the start of the new year -- it's the last in a series of increases voters approved in 2016.
The new legislation is aimed at increasing economic opportunity for Coloradans, lowing the cost of health care, preventing gun deaths and creating a more inclusive state.
Delivery of medical marijuana and on-site consumption of cannabis products will be allowed at certain "hospitality establishments."
Worries about coordinated, high-end bicycle thefts are spreading amongst bike shop owners in Boulder County.
One person's holiday junk, is another person's precious commodity.
Two women who say they were sexually assaulted by other passengers on Frontier Airlines flights are suing the Colorado based carrier for allegedly refusing to help them and either not having or failing to follow policies to respond to assaults.
Thousands of Coloradans confessed to procrastination Tuesday, as they swarmed local shopping malls for last-minute Christmas gifts.
