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A federal judge on Tuesday stopped the foreclosure auction of the house of a woman who is challenging the constitutionality of Colorado's foreclosure law. But it's unclear if the judge will rule on the law itself.
A dozen years after a customer revolt forced Monsanto to ditch its genetically engineered potato, an Idaho company aims to resurrect high-tech spuds.
Skytrax, a worldwide leader in airport research services, has named Denver International Airport one of the top 10 airports in the world and the number three airport in North America.
With Denver homes selling nearly as soon as they hit the market, home inspectors are in high demand. But how do you know if your inspector is qualified to assess the safety of the home you want to buy?
A Grand Junction man says his family's oil shale claims covering thousands of acres in northwest Colorado are valid.
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management plans to auction gas and oil drilling leases in Garfield and Moffat counties this August.
Mac Tully, president and publisher of the San Jose Mercury News, has been named president and chief executive officer of The Denver Post.
This Mother's Day new mom's in need are getting special attention and help from two local companies. One company provides in home care and the other supports while nursing.
After a dismal season last year with low water flows, rafting companies are riding on the rushing rapids forecasted this spring and summer.
Charles Schwab is breaking ground on a new Denver-area campus that's expected to create some new jobs.
They packed committee hearings, waved signs and even publicly heckled Colorado's governor. But oil and gas drilling critics saw one political failure after another in the legislative session that ended this week.
The storm systems that made their way into Colorado were expected to bring some flakes to the mountains but brought one foot of fresh snow to Arapahoe Basin.
Frontier Airlines' new fees for some customers who don't book through the company's website give competitor Southwest Airlines an opportunity to pick off some of its Denver fliers while Frontier is busy "nickel and diming customers," Southwest Chairman/CEO Gary Kelly said while he was in Denver to give a speech Wednesday.
Gov. John Hickenlooper is directing the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission to review its system of penalties and fines, to make sure public health, safety and the environment are protected.
The Alamosa County Economic Development Corp. has won a $200,000 grant to help clean up the site of the former Pink Elephant and other businesses on Sixth Street.
