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The only hospital in Leadville is closing. The closest hospitals to Leadville are in Vail, Frisco and Salida, but they're all about an hour-drive away. That can be a death sentence for anyone with a heart attack or stroke.
The early bird may not get the worm during Black Friday shopping, and that means you could stay home and eat turkey.
Big-name ski resorts might give you bragging rights when you go back to the office, but lesser-known mountains can give you something else: less crowded slopes, shorter lift lines and even outlets for Crock Pots.
Private ski lessons are so passe. The latest on-mountain perk for those with seemingly unlimited funds is spending the day with an Olympian.
The city of Denver is marketing holiday events and shopping with the hope of encouraging shoppers to buy locally.
The week-long cold snap has heated up business for local auto shops. On Sunday some tire shops in Denver had lines out the door, and owners say business is booming.
A number of local families are experiencing separation driven by economic need since the oil and gas industry dropped off in western Garfield County in 2009.
A Colorado ski resort is settling a legal fight with Salt Lake City over winter sports marketing slogans.
Members of Congress from states with legal pot urged their colleagues Thursday not to stand in the way of expanded legalization and to approve measures that would make it easier for marijuana businesses to operate.
A group of marijuana dispensaries in Denver is trying again to launch a marketing plan with neighboring shops that don't sell pot.
The fresh snowfall and cold temperatures are cause for celebration in the High Country and Colorado's ski areas.
The booming new marijuana industry has an image problem. Not with government officials and the public -- but with other businesses.
A is proposing the area south of Alameda Avenue be changed from Antique Row to the Green Mile to highlight all the marijuana that's for sale. But that's not sitting well with owners of the antique stores there.
The Texas-based grocery store chain will be opening a flagship store in the Union Station neighborhood.
The owner of Illegal Pete's restaurants will not change the name despite some complaints that it's offensive to immigrants.
