Xcel Energy Proposes Electric Rate Refunds
Xcel Energy is proposing an $8 million refund in electric rates for Colorado customers based on the company's financial performance.
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Xcel Energy is proposing an $8 million refund in electric rates for Colorado customers based on the company's financial performance.
The governor's economists say Colorado's employment levels are back to where they were before the recession and tax receipts continue to exceed expectations.
As long as state regulators give their okay -- your Xcel Energy bill will be going up in July.
The Hallmark Channel says it will film a television series in Telluride this summer and state officials credit a revamped film incentives program for bringing the show to Colorado.
Ikea on Tuesday said it will add more solar power panels to the roof of its two-year-old Centennial store, nearly doubling the store's ability to generate electricity from solar power.
Strong winds at Denver International Airport caused nearly two dozen flights to be diverted to other airports.
A prominent Denver chef headed out on United's first direct flight to Tokyo on Monday.
Drivers who frequently pick people up at Denver International Airport will be pleased to hear of improvements in the works for the vehicle waiting area on Pena Boulevard near the terminal.
At $41 million it's one of the most expensive real estate deals ever in Pitkin County. The deal involves the sale of the Jigsaw Ranch in two separate transactions.
Natural gas production in Colorado could increase dramatically over the next few years after the Department of Energy cleared the way for more gas to be exported.
Federal regulators have proposed nearly $67,000 in fines for a Colorado bioenergy company, after an employee's leg was caught by an auger system that unexpectedly began operating.
Greeley City Council members and the Montrose City Council have approved bans on recreational pot shops.
It's the prime place to perch your plate for a picnic- Civic Center Park. "Civic Center Eats" kicked off on Tuesday for the summer food truck season.
Colorado auditors will investigate the State Energy Program's grant expenditures to see whether there's evidence of waste and fraud.
Booksellers have joined marijuana magazine publishers in challenging a Colorado law requiring that pot magazines be treated like pornography and be kept behind the counter.
