Southwest Colorado Eyeing Gas Boom
Federal officials are reviewing a land management plan that could spark a new gas boom in southwestern Colorado.
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Federal officials are reviewing a land management plan that could spark a new gas boom in southwestern Colorado.
The Aurora City Council Tuesday night unanimously approved a "blight" declaration for the land where Gaylord Enterprises plans to build an $800 million hotel complex.
The CEO of Colorado-based Sports Authority has resigned.
The Justice Department wants a federal judge to release $19 million in fines paid by former Qwest CEO Joseph Nacchio so the money can be transferred to the national Crime Victims Fund.
An energy company executive's deed at an industry conference this month is bringing attention to new recipes for hydraulic fracturing fluids.
A Minneapolis developer chosen to create a new Colorado business park to cultivate innovative technology has backed out of the project.
Capturing 1,200 cubic feet of methane per minute to generate 4.8 megawatts of electricity -- enough to power half of Erie's 6,700 households for decades into the future -- is a pretty tall order.
The head of United Continental Holdings says improvements for travelers are on the way.
Voters in Fort Collins will decide whether the city should allow medical marijuana dispensaries.
Marijuana businesses in Longmont are closed after a judge sided with the city in a long legal battle to shut down dispensaries and growing operations.
Bank customers are wondering if debit card fees will spread across the country. Wells Fargo is testing a $3 monthly fee for debit card users in some states.
Apple technology is used by many people to improve fun activities in their lives, like taking music and reading along with them. But now businesses are using it to cut costs.
Sports Authority is racing to post its name around the home of the Denver Broncos after winning the naming rights for the stadium.
A proposal asking Vail to pledge $30,000 to secure flights is running into headwinds from the Vail town council.
The former finance director of the Vestas wind turbine blade manufacturing plant in Windsor has pleaded guilty to embezzling at least $1.4 million from the company.
