Xcel Energy Electricity Bills On The Rise
Colorado's Public Utilities Commission on Tuesday approved a rate increase for Xcel Energy customers. The rate increase applies for the next three years.
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Colorado's Public Utilities Commission on Tuesday approved a rate increase for Xcel Energy customers. The rate increase applies for the next three years.
A new development in Castle Rock has some wildlife enthusiasts upset that the construction is ruining a natural habitat and puts the local prairie dog population at risk.
Colorado already is being sued by two neighboring states for legalizing marijuana. Now, the state faces an additional federal lawsuit from its own citizens.
Ball is buying metal beverage can maker Rexam in a cash-and-stock deal valued at about $6.64 billion in order to stay competitive against other packaging companies.
Angry customers are taking action against Anthem after the insurance provider was hit hard by hackers and exposed personal information.
Denver leaders On Tuesday submitted a $117 million grant proposal to the state to help fund an $800 million plan to expand the National Western Complex.
Both temporary and full-time positions will be available at a job fair put on by Manpower this Saturday.
CBS4 has learned that the Colorado attorney general has filed a lawsuit against a chain of career colleges along the Front Range, and CBS4 Investigator Rick Sallinger has learned the case involves a well-known name.
Colorado has been the talk of the world. It was the third time the World Championships have been hosted at Beaver Creek and Vail, and the question on everyone's mind was, when will the fourth World Championships be brought back to Colorado?
Colorado florists are offering marijuana floral arrangements for Valentine's Day.
The U.S. Forest Service will take another 30 days to review objections to a land swap that would allow construction of a road to a proposed residential development near the Wolf Creek Ski Area.
Crews worked to repair a water main break in downtown Denver in front of the entrance to the U.S. Mint on Thursday.
After 44 years, a popular entertainment village in the foothills of the Denver metro area is closing. Heritage Square will close at the end of the year.
A federal jury has awarded nearly $15 million to 11 Denver-area warehouse workers who accused a trucking company of segregating workers by race, calling black people "stupid Africans" and punishing those who complained.
Marijuana makes money. But legalizing it doesn't eliminate the black market or solve a state's budget problems. Those are the lessons from Colorado's first full year of tax collections on recreational pot.
