Qwest, CenturyLink Complete Merger
CenturyLink says it has completed its purchase of Denver-based Qwest, combining the country's third- and fourth-largest traditional phone companies into one.
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CenturyLink says it has completed its purchase of Denver-based Qwest, combining the country's third- and fourth-largest traditional phone companies into one.
The Colorado House has given final approval to eliminating tax breaks for small properties that aren't being used for farming or ranching.
Things are dry along the Front Range, but the snow keeps piling up at the ski areas -- and they love it.
Those in the market for a new car may have some problems getting the one they want. The disaster in Japan is showing just how heavily dependent the auto industry is on the country.
Glenwood Springs officials are getting closer to adopting rules to govern how medical marijuana businesses can operate.
After decades in business a local roofing company unexpectedly closes its doors, leaving several customers out thousands of dollars.
Xcel Energy plans to cut down as many as 400 trees in one Centennial neighborhood, but not without a fight from homeowners.
Colorado may be adding jobs, but not enough to keep up with the number of people looking for work.
The city of Boulder is refusing to release copies of criminal background checks that it ran on people applying for medical marijuana business licenses.
Colorado is adding jobs, but not enough to keep pace with the growing number of people looking for work again as the economy improves.
A proposal to allow gas stations, grocery stores and convenience stores to sell full-strength beer is advancing at the state Capitol.
A western Colorado family has filed a lawsuit saying that negligence by oil and gas drilling companies contaminated their drinking water and air and forced them from their home.
Former Qwest Communications CEO Joseph Nacchio is suing the lawyers who represented him in his insider trading case, claiming they were negligent and "grossly overbilled" him.
A judge has denied a temporary injunction to three medical marijuana businesses in Loveland that wanted to stay open while they challenge a voter-approved ban on the businesses.
Lawmakers are moving to strengthen the state's hand in water lawsuits with a bill prompted by a dispute between southwest Colorado ranchers and gas and oil drillers.
