Short-Term Rentals May Soon Be A Tax Windfall For Some Towns
Short-term rentals may soon be a tax windfall for small mountain towns.
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Short-term rentals may soon be a tax windfall for small mountain towns.
Aurora is planning to bring new homes, restaurants, and offices to the city in the coming years.
The Cherry Cricket is reopening.
Chevron Corp. says its crews are cleaning up about 4,800 gallons of oil that spilled from a failed pipeline into an intermittent stream on public land in northwestern Colorado.
Attorneys in Denver have filed a national lawsuit against a chain of strip clubs. The class action suit accuses the clubs of exploiting their exotic dancers.
Actor Leonardo DiCaprio will join an advisory board of a business in Boulder that he invested in.
The Colorado Department of Transportation is expanding service on its mountain bus route to accommodate spring break skiers.
Spanish energy company Repsol says an oil reserve of 1.2 billion barrels has been identified in Alaska's North Slope, which the company is the largest onshore discovery in the United States in three decades.
Gerber is recalling their cheese ravioli pasta pick-ups due to an allergy concern.
It violates regulations to have employees use a bathroom sink for handwashing, as an inspection report noted was the case at Handy Diner in Five Points.
The City of Denver launched a new training academy for local startup businesses. It kicked off Wednesday at The Commons on Champa Street.
The Salt Lake City Council wants the lucrative Outdoor Retailer show to reconsider its decision to leave Utah after two decades.
When it comes to managing money, Coloradans appear to be pretty good at it.
Boulder County is asking a judge to dismiss a lawsuit filed by Colorado Attorney General Cynthia Coffman over the county's moratorium on oil and gas drilling in unincorporated areas.
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