Xcel Warns About Impersonators Stealing From Customers
Xcel Energy has released a warning that scammers are pretending to be Xcel workers as they try to steal money from customers.
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Xcel Energy has released a warning that scammers are pretending to be Xcel workers as they try to steal money from customers.
Three years ago, Boulder County rancher Bill Berg was yielding about 1,000 bales of hay from his fields. Last year, Berg was lucky to pull 450 bales from his land - 9 acres of which had turned into a "dust bowl."
Two Steamboat Springs men have landed on a new way for graduates of the University of Colorado and Colorado State University to show their pride in their alma maters while floating through the powder.
The Bureau of Land Management is deferring the leasing of 20 parcels in western Colorado's North Fork Valley for energy development.
The airline confirmed to CBS4 that it is outsourcing workers at all airport stations except for Denver International Airport.
Now that voters have ended the ban in Fort Collins on medical marijuana dispensaries, owners are now making plans to reopen.
Fort Collins may join the list of cities that have banned smoking on restaurant patios.
Colorado marijuana regulators can't decide whether future pot sellers should be required to grow most of the weed they sell.
Colorado has filed a lawsuit alleging that Standard & Poor's inflated its ratings on risky mortgage investments that helped trigger the 2008 financial crisis.
Colorado's burgeoning space industry employs more than 66,000 people and contributes $8.7 billion to the economy, but it must cultivate an educated workforce, rely less on government contracts and collaborate more if it is to thrive.
A new study reveals traffic jams don't only waste time, they cost big money.
A marijuana grow facility in Boulder County has plans to expand ten-fold and some neighbors aren't happy.
A Westminster debt settlement company and its owner have been ordered to pay $165,000 after the firm was accused of failing to follow Colorado regulations.
The director of the March of Dimes for Colorado is making her mark by helping children, but Kathryn Marshall never thought it would be her child who needed help
