1st Marijuana Club Already Closed In Colorado
The nation's first known legal recreational pot club has already shut its doors.
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The nation's first known legal recreational pot club has already shut its doors.
Minimum-wage workers in Colorado just got a small raise. Colorado's minimum wage rose to $7.78 Tuesday. That's up 14 cents an hour from last year.
After nearly a year of hearing public input, Colorado oil and gas officials have completed draft regulations aimed at protecting groundwater and reducing the impacts of drilling near homes.
A club in Denver and another in Del Norte, in southern Colorado, were opening Monday for members-only group pot smoking. The clubs are not open to the public.
Starting Tuesday the Regional Transportation District will begin shifting to a smart card system.
The military awarded more than $400 million worth of construction contracts in Colorado in 2012, roughly in line with other years but especially significant as the state slowly emerges from the recession.
The state Auto Dealers Association says that for the first 11 months of this year new vehicle registrations are up 22 percent compared to last year.
A former Washington state stockbroker who now lives in Aspen has been sentenced to prison for stealing from a client.
There was a last-ditch effort on Friday in Washington to avoid going over the fiscal cliff. President Barack Obama wrapped up what calls a "constructive" meeting with lawmakers.
The focus on the fiscal cliff deadlock has lawmakers apparently ignoring a critical farm bill, and that means there will be a big jump in dairy prices -- a so called "milk cliff."
The latest round of snow should help boost Colorado's tourism industry which is just behind agriculture as one of the state's top money makers.
Many job seekers halt their search during the holidays. One Denver jobs expert says it's actually a good time for job seekers to kick it up a notch.
A second-hand store is making tidy profits off Aspen's luxurious hotels.
Gas prices have fallen steadily for more than three months, and if lawmakers in Washington can't reach a deal to avoid the so-called fiscal cliff, prices could drop even lower.
Food is the basic way we offer comfort and connection to others, even strangers. It's a natural link for one woman who made the journey from the kitchen to fundraising.