Amtrak Service To Resume In Western Colorado, Utah
Amtrak service will resume in western Colorado and Utah this weekend now that tracks damaged by last month's flooding have been repaired.
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Amtrak service will resume in western Colorado and Utah this weekend now that tracks damaged by last month's flooding have been repaired.
Restaurants across Colorado typically take precautions to avoid poultry contamination as part of their everyday food safety routines.
Frontier Airlines said Wednesday it will begin offering four weekly nonstop flights between its Denver hub and Memphis starting in March.
The rail lines west of Denver that were washed out by Colorado's flooding have been repaired, and Amtrak says it hopes to have news on when it can resume passenger service sometime this week.
North Denver is getting a lot of attention as it begins a major redevelopment project that is expected to bring new business to the area.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock helped mark the half-way point for construction completion for the new hotel and train station at Denver International Airport.
After the floods and now the shutdown Estes Park is pleading with Colorado's congressional delegation to open up Rocky Mountian National Park. The town says the shutdown is killing tourism, and that's not the only town hurting.
The Denver Broncos are 5-0 and the fans are feeling victorious. Not only do they get to bask in the success of the home team, but they get to cash in on a whole bunch of bargains.
Between the government shutdown and the September floods the town of Estes Park is teetering on a financial edge.
The Colorado Lottery is getting criticized for its sales staff bonuses. State auditors say the Lottery has awarded hundreds of thousands of dollars without tying the payouts the actual sale performances.
Over 3,000 civilian military workers are back on the job in Colorado.
Marijuana sellers and growers in Colorado joke that it's rare for an industry to seek a tax on its own product — in their case, a 25 percent tax rate that goes before voters next month.
A Colorado company that makes heating and air conditioning systems will keep its reprieve from a contraceptive mandate in the health care law because of the owners' religious views.
After a 16th significant oil spill was discovered this week in the wake of Colorado's historic flooding, state regulators are warning people to stay away from areas where spills have taken place.
