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The first building that Metropolitan State University of Denver ever built now stands open, with a shiny silver facade on the corner of Auraria Parkway and Ninth Street.
A massive plan to turn the land surrounding the Denver International Airport into a city is moving forward.
The 2012 NFL Draft could not come soon enough for Broncos fans, especially since it gave many a chance to get their hands on the new Nike replica jerseys, especially those Peyton Manning jerseys.
Colorado's agricultural exports are up for the early part of the year.
The Colorado Supreme Court says opponents can proceed with a lawsuit over converting some coal plants to natural gas.
Blockbuster is moving its worldwide headquarters from McKinney, Texas, to Douglas County, Colorado.
Colorado's craft brewing industry produces an annual economic impact of $714 million, according to a study scheduled to be released Tuesday that is the first to quantify what the growing industry sector means to the state.
Five Colorado conservation groups are criticizing a proposed settlement with two natural gas companies accused of rigging auctions of four gas leases on federal land.
Passengers on Frontier Airlines flights will soon be able to enjoy more of their favorite Colorado beers. They will be featured on all Frontier flights and they'll rotate every other month.
Cycling continues to be a big event in Colorado and now there's another way to see the state on two wheels: Pedal The Plains.
Colorado's unemployment rate held steady at 7.8 percent in March.
There's a new spokes-animal for Frontier Airlines: Polly the parrot.
On Thursday Gov. John Hickenlooper will sign a bill he hopes will give a boost to Colorado's spaceflight industry.
Colorado Sen. Mark Udall is backing an effort to prevent the closure of rural post offices for at least two years.