Travel Companies Want Online Lawsuit Dismissed
Online travel companies sued by the town of Breckenridge over unpaid taxes are moving to have the lawsuit dismissed, saying they do not owe the town anything.
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Online travel companies sued by the town of Breckenridge over unpaid taxes are moving to have the lawsuit dismissed, saying they do not owe the town anything.
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Colorado is joining other states in a settlement with E-Trade Securities over the sale of auction rate securities.
The Colorado limited gaming control commission is reviewing a loophole that allowed Colorado casinos to avoid nearly $5 million in taxes last year.
A bill is on its way to President Barack Obama that could give a huge boost to the Colorado mountain economy.
Colorado's cantaloupe farmers say they fear it will take time for people to feel safe eating Rocky Ford melons because of the deadly listeria outbreak linked to one farm.
A Fort Collins brewery is promising to clean up a horrible smell that is making people sick.
Aspen Skiing Co. executives are promising to do better this year after the company's skier visits failed to match the growth rates of the Colorado ski industry last winter.
Xcel Energy officials are threatening to cut solar rebates and energy-efficiency programs if Boulder voters approve a plan to break from Xcel and start a municipal utility.
The Adams County district attorney is reviewing allegations that a former RTD board member misused money from the union he headed for campaign expenses.
A bill that would make it clear that ski resorts are not just for winter activities has passed the U.S. Senate and is on the way to President Barack Obama for his signature.
Denver International Airport managers say more than 5 million passengers traveled through the facility in August, making it the busiest August ever for the 16-year-old airport.
A Boulder car dealer is accused of taking money from customers and never giving them their cars.
Organizers of the inaugural USA Pro Cycling Challenge said the week-long bicycle race attracted more than 1 million spectators and produced an economic impact on Colorado of $83.5 million.
The federal government is opening 90 percent of the Little Snake Area to drilling while setting limits on other scenic areas in northwestern Colorado, limits that conservationists say are too little too late.
