Colorado May Propose New Health Insurance Zones
Colorado health insurance regulators may announce a new plan Friday for geographic rating zones that help determine insurance premiums.
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Colorado health insurance regulators may announce a new plan Friday for geographic rating zones that help determine insurance premiums.
Frustrated by the cash-heavy aspect of its new marijuana industry, Colorado is trying a long-shot bid to create the world's first financial system devoted to the pot business.
United Airlines passengers flying out of Denver International Airport will soon be flying to Panama nonstop.
Lubricant maker CAM2 International has bought the former Shell facility in Vicksburg and plans to restart operations in coming months, hiring about 35 employees.
Xcel Energy and two solar industry groups have made a joint interim proposal to Colorado utility regulators on incentives that encourage customers to put panels on their roofs, they said Tuesday.
Hundreds of natural gas workers, contractors and their supporters say the Bureau of Land Management should not change dozens of energy leases it is reviewing, The Daily Sentinel reported Friday.
A Colorado plan to set up the world's first financial system for marijuana survived less than 24 hours before state lawmakers changed course Thursday night and shelved the idea.
The makers of marijuana edibles are required to undergo potency testing starting May 1.
A Colorado plan to set up the world's first financial system for marijuana has cleared its first hurdle in the state Legislature, despite deep reservations from supporters that the plan will work.
Colorado's marijuana experiment is threatened by the very popularity of eating it instead of smoking it, leading the pot industry to join health officials and state regulators to try to curb the problem of consumers ingesting too much weed.
Xcel is proposing a $45.7 million credit for its Colorado electricity customers, citing lower than expected cost increases and higher customer growth.
One of the top executives at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center is leaving to become chief executive officer at the University of Colorado Health System.
Denver International Airport is inching closer to the finish line of its huge construction project, but not without significant cost overruns.
For the 14th straight month existing homes in the Denver metro area are selling for more than the year before.
A federal appeals court has upheld a U.S. Forest Service decision allowing new ski terrain on Burnt Mountain in the Snowmass ski area near Aspen.
