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Officials: Costs derailing Denver's rail expansion
Lower tax revenues from a slowing economy and a $4.7 billion estimate that's ballooned to $6.1 billion means Denver's expansion of its rail commuter system won't be completed as promised in 2017.
Denver shelter `home' to 100 sex offenders
More than 100 registered sex offenders have listed a homeless shelter as their address, raising alarms for residents living nearby.
Study: Denver Police's deadly force use improves
An independent review of deadly force by Denver Police says the department has made progress since officers shot and killed an unarmed man and a developmentally disabled teen.
Woman sues over can't-win Colorado scratch tickets
A Colorado Springs woman who bought scratch tickets with no chance of winning the top prize is suing Texaco, the owner of the gas station where she bought the tickets a decade ago.
Reports: Henry tests positive for drugs
Free agent running back Travis Henry faces a one-year suspension after the NFL ruled he again tested positive for marijuana, The Denver Post and Rocky Mountain News reported Friday, citing unnamed NFL sources.
Good Times pulls back on franchise plans
Good Times Restaurants Inc. is indefinitely suspending plans to expand outside Colorado amid a tight capital market, higher prices for ingredients, a weak economy and tight spending by consumers.
Ski resorts offering higher subsidies to airlines
Higher airfares and trimmed flight schedules could end up raising the subsidies Colorado ski resorts pay airlines to bring out-of-state skiers to town this winter.
BUSINESS: Protests do not deter Weitz construction
General contractor Bill Hornaday's Thanksgiving Day dinner last year was interrupted by what he calls "anti-abortion zealots" picketing his house in Greenwood Village.
Cheyenne daily newspaper buys new printing press
By most accounts, the newspaper industry is in a gloomy state, beset by declining circulation and advertising revenue.
Unit back from Iraq with all its soldiers
A Colorado National Guard unit has returned home, bringing back all of its members after about a year in Iraq. |
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