Boulder Might Crack Down On VRBO & Airbnb Users
Boulder city councilors are discussing what to do about short-term online rentals.
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Boulder city councilors are discussing what to do about short-term online rentals.
Colorado finally knows how much tax revenue it collected from recreational marijuana in the first year of sales, and the haul was below estimates - about $44 million.
Elitch Gardens has begun hiring for the 2015 season. The amusement park is looking for 1,500 people to fill jobs that will start in April.
Home Depot is already looking ahead to the spring and has begun taking applications for part-time and seasonal positions.
Used car dealership chain CarMax says it plans to hire more than 2,500 workers across the country.
Tens of thousands of people have packed in to watch the World Alpine Ski Championships -- even celebrities have showed up like Tiger Woods. But the event is also bringing out some top officials from the nation's capital.
All the nice weather has people in the Denver metro area thinking spring, which is a big boost for the Colorado Garden and Home Show currently open to the public at the Colorado Convention Center.
Denver-based Frontier Airlines is slashing benefits in its EarlyReturns frequent flyer program.
Denver International Airport had its busiest year in 2014, with more than 53.4 million passengers.
The success of the Denver B-cycle program continues
The Denver Post reports a strengthening economy brought a record number of guests to Colorado hotels in 2014, pushing room rates higher than ever before.
A plan to lower renewable energy mandates for rural Colorado electricity providers has won initial approval in the state Senate.
Proposals to increase the required distance between houses and oil and gas wells probably won't be among the recommendations a state task force presents to Gov. John Hickenlooper after backers said Tuesday they didn't have the votes.
The final preparations for the World Alpine Ski Championships are underway as the opening ceremonies kicked off in Vail Monday evening. The sporting event is expected to have a huge economic impact on Colorado.
This week Denver is hosting the Routes Americas conferences with delegates from more than 50 countries, which gives DIA a chance to attract some new flights.
