More Investors Buying Gold As A Safe Haven
For some investors gold is the big safe haven, CBS4's Paul Day took a look at local gold buying fever to see if it's too late to get in on the action.
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For some investors gold is the big safe haven, CBS4's Paul Day took a look at local gold buying fever to see if it's too late to get in on the action.
President Obama is urging lawmakers to return from vacation and end the stalemate over funding for the Federal Aviation Administration.
The Union Pacific Railroad is asking Eagle County commissioners to hold off on an open space purchase until a dispute over railroad access is resolved.
The managers of a uranium mill are asking state regulators to let them stop testing a leaking radioactive pond because conditions are too dangerous for workers.
A federal grand jury is investigating the practices of Denver-based kidney-dialysis firm DaVita.
The U.S. Forest Service is offering to renegotiate timber sale contracts in an effort to save sawmills in the Rocky Mountain region that have been hit hard by bark beetle infestations.
Commerce City has purchased the Mile High Greyhound Park with plans to redevelop the property.
The Commerce City Urban Renewal Authority says it has bought the former Mile High Greyhound Park for $3.3 million.
Denver voters will decide if businesses should be required to give employees paid sick days.
The town of Breckenridge is suing nearly two dozen online travel companies. Town leaders claim those websites are not paying the full lodging and sales taxes they should be.
Voters in Steamboat Springs are being asked to increase sales taxes to help airlines bring in more ski visitors.
Four environmental groups say a judge should dismiss a lawsuit challenging Colorado's renewable energy standard.
Gov. John Hickenlooper proposed Tuesday that energy companies operating in his state be required to publicly disclose the ingredients of the fluids they inject into the ground to extract more oil and gas, even though he said there is almost no chance the fluids are contaminating water wells.
Five Colorado-based fast food chains have made the annual QSR 50 list of the top-grossing quick-service restaurants in the country, though one -- Quiznos -- had the largest decrease in total units of any chain on the list.
A Littleton dress shop called The Green Bride specializes in dresses that leave a smaller carbon footprint.
