Front Range Oil, Gas Study Shelved
A divisive proposal to commission a new study about the health effects of drilling along Colorado's Front Range was defeated Tuesday.
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A divisive proposal to commission a new study about the health effects of drilling along Colorado's Front Range was defeated Tuesday.
The Union Station redevelopment in Denver is being watched by transportation developers around the nation and around the world for its contemporary design and emphasis on commuter-friendly transit.
Frontier Airlines is lowering its fares, but passengers will have to pay fees for any extras beyond a seat on the plane.
Water isn't the only thing flowing in Colorado right now -- all the melting means more cash flow for one Colorado industry.
A lot of people are visiting Colorado to imbibe in the state's legal marijuana, and that's a business opportunity some just can't pass up. Now a company will offer homes to rent so those pot tourists can light up.
The federal government has reluctantly agreed to let Colorado be the first state to collect taxes from the legal sale of recreational marijuana, but it also has made clear it doesn't agree with the move and may try to stop it, if isn't tightly controlled.
Gov. John Hickenlooper and Senator Michael Bennet teamed up to welcome an initiative that will help encourage more small business development in Colorado.
The governor of Colorado is defending his state's pot industry against comments made by New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.
A Colorado bill to expand industrial hemp production has cleared the state Senate and now heads to the House.
Teapot Dome, the Wyoming federal oil reserve that was at the root of a 1920s political scandal, is up for sale, this time to the highest bidder.
CBS4 has learned that the Jensen Farms owners now have to pay only a fraction of the restitution they were ordered to give victims of their contaminated cantaloupes.
Smartphone case maker OtterBox has paid a $4.3 million fine to settle claims that it underpaid customs duties on products manufactured overseas for five years.
Colorado appears to be giving up on its effort to crack down on medical marijuana growers using a legal loophole to grow high numbers of pot plants without the kind of oversight faced by commercial growers.
A bill to increase fines on the oil and gas industry is on its way to the Colorado Senate after the state House gave it final approval Monday.
Michaels Stores Inc. says Thursday that about 2.6 million cards used at its namesake stores may have been affected in a security breach but it has received "limited" reports of fraud.
