Colorado Marks 1 Year Of Legal Pot Sales Next Week
CBS News reported on Friday morning that 2014 was a year of highs and lows, and that Colorado reported a $43 million revenue haul from legal sales in the first nine months.
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CBS News reported on Friday morning that 2014 was a year of highs and lows, and that Colorado reported a $43 million revenue haul from legal sales in the first nine months.
'Twas the night before Christmas … so creatures -- or shopping procrastinators, rather -- were certainly stirring to snag last-minute gifts.
A Colorado company lost its latest fight against Disney over the rights to Marvel's iconic comic book characters Tuesday when a federal appeals court ruled it could not claim ownership to certain superheroes such as Spider-Man and Iron Man.
Colorado's unemployment rate is now at its lowest level since before the recession.
Panasonic is bringing hundreds of jobs to the Denver metro area.
The TSA is hoping that increased interest in its Precheck program will keep the lines moving along.
Smoke from legal Cuban cigars may soon be filling the air at smoke shops like Cigars On 6th in Denver.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock on Thursday outlined plans to spruce up the National Western Complex and turn it into a facility that hosts events throughout the year.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and the construction company in charge of the new VA Hospital in Aurora have come to an agreement that will allow construction to continue on the project for the next three months.
While prices at the pump are pleasing to many drivers so far this holiday season, the plummeting prices of oil are a bit concerning for Colorado's oil and gas industry.
Six days after the main contractor walked off the job demanding to be paid, Colorado Rep. Mike Coffman says he has found the money to do just that.
Residential Comcast customers in Denver and Colorado Springs can now enjoy a speed increase that went into effect on Tuesday.
Wolf Creek Ski Area owner Davey Pitcher has been sentenced to probation and community service and ordered to pay a $5,000 fine after he pleaded guilty to conducting search and rescue training on public land without a permit.
Colorado Rep. Mike Coffman told CBS4 it's possible Congress could allot $2 billion in so-called "unobligated" funding to revive construction at the VA hospital in Aurora, nearly a week after the contractor halted work.
Fort Carson is participating in a study to help set physical performance standards for Army occupational specialties, starting with jobs that are currently closed to women.
