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The second day of the nation's first fully legal marijuana industry was just a bit less frenzied than the first. Rather than hundred-deep lines outside the limited number of licensed retail shops, the queues held several dozen.
There was still a big demand for retail pot in the second day of legal sales in Colorado.
One of the country's largest producers of gun magazines is leaving Colorado and moving operations to Wyoming and Texas because of new gun laws.
The Colorado Department of Agriculture has adopted the state's first industrial hemp rules that went into effect before New Year's Day.
Colorado's minimum wage will increase by 22 cents on New Year's Day to $8 an hour.
The ski industry in Colorado may be having its best season since before the recession.
The company that makes Crocs shoes is getting a $200 million bailout from a private equity fund, and its CEO is retiring.
As Colorado prepares to be the first in the nation to allow recreational pot sales, opening Jan. 1, hopeful retailers like Andy Williams are investing their fortunes into the legal recreational pot world.
Colorado and Washington state are launching the world's first legal recreational marijuana markets in 2014. Though pot has been sold for three decades at coffee shops in the Netherlands, the two states are the first to regulate and allow a full industry.
Business owners are counting down the hours until Wednesday when marijuana is legal for recreational use, but not all stores are selling marijuana that is for smoking.
Remodeling work is underway at the Fiddler's Green Amphitheater.
The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment says Colorado's unemployment rate has dropped to its lowest rate in five years.
It's a niche in the ski industry that not many resorts have joined but this weekend one resort in Colorado is turning on the lights for the first time-- Steamboat.
Target is grappling with a data security nightmare that threatens to drive off holiday shoppers during the company's busiest time of year.
The annual fee for a medical marijuana patient in Colorado is dropping by more than half, to $15 a year.
