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Colorado's securities commissioner has entered a final cease-and-desist order against a publishing company and its owner accused of violating state securities laws.
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Colorado's securities commissioner has entered a final cease-and-desist order against a publishing company and its owner accused of violating state securities laws.
After record snowfall last year, it is a much drier story in the mountains this year, but it hasn't driven away the visitors -- there are actually more visitors this year so far than last.
A statewide grand jury has indicted a woman and her company on charges of defrauding more than a dozen individuals across the country out of thousands of dollars in fees for mortgages and loans she never delivered.
Nearly 150,000 people are expected to ring in 2012 with the fireworks celebration in downtown Denver on New Year's Eve. But this year's festivities could be less than explosive if the weather doesn't cooperate.
The Colorado Department of Health is warning the Suncor Oil Refinery in Commerce City to stop using its tap water.
A Colorado business expert says he's surprised Verizon Wireless is moving forward next month with a plan to charge $2 for every payment subscribers make online or by telephone with their credit cards.
Some cell phone customers will soon have better service inside Sports Authority Field at Mile High thanks to a $10 million upgrade.
Kmart stores in Broomfield and Glenwood Springs are closing, along with a Sears store in Longmont.
Snowfall in the Colorado mountains is lagging this season, but forecasters say the winter is young and there's plenty of time to catch up.
An In-N-Out Burger shop could soon pop up in Colorado if a Denver city councilman from California gets his way.
Business has returned to normal at the United Parcel Service distribution center in Commerce City after a Christmas Eve delivery delay.
Police in Wyoming say nobody was hurt when a small gun that was inside a girl's purse fired while she was in a Cheyenne Starbucks.
Thousands of people in the metro area will open their presents a little late this year because the day started out with 50,000 packages in limbo at the UPS holding facility in Commerce City.
The winter blast was good news for the folks at Ski Cooper as they got enough snow to finally open.
