Colorado's Unemployment Rate Drops Slightly
The jobless numbers dropped to 8.2 percent in August. That's down 1/10th of a percentage point from July's unemployment rate of 8.3 percent.
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The jobless numbers dropped to 8.2 percent in August. That's down 1/10th of a percentage point from July's unemployment rate of 8.3 percent.
The company that owns and operates the theater where a gunman killed 12 people and injured 58 others says it will reopen the venue.
Bass Pro Shops is getting bigger in Colorado. The outdoor sporting goods chain will soon open its third location in Loveland.
Employees for the State of Colorado rallied at the state Capitol on Thursday. They want their pay raises reinstated now that the revenue forecast is showing increases.
Colorado's revenue picture is continuing to improve at a faster-than-expected rate because of taxes on stock sales and oil and gas development, state economists said Thursday, but they predicted growth will slow because of federal and global uncertainties.
Boulder, Colo.-based New Frontier Media Inc. says it has terminated CEO Michael Weiner.
Colorado billionaire Philip Anschutz announced Tuesday evening he's putting his Anschutz Entertainment Group up for sale.
Leaders in Steamboat Springs are deciding whether to tear down an old motel and build a new police headquarters in its place.
Frontier Airlines has launched nonstop flights between Colorado Springs and San Diego.
Holiday hiring is already under way and Kohl's announced Tuesday it has more than 52,000 jobs to fill.
Ten marijuana stores have complied with a federal order to shut down or face federal legal action.
Oil and gas companies are asking federal judges to force the U.S. Department of Interior to move more quickly on issuing oil and gas leases.
A company based in Centennial has developed a breakthrough in cancer screening. The technology is touted as better, and less expensive than the images and scans now used to detect cancer.
Colorado marijuana stores operating near schools now have 45 days to discontinue sales or face legal action.
Rich Dziomba, director of nonprofit organization Blue Knight Group, has a vision of turning dead trees from the bark beetle epidemic into biomass projects that would create sustainable energy.
