That equates to 5,892 new claims, driven in part by seasonal factors.

Propane heaters and tents can be expensive. For many restaurants, it might not be worth the investment.

Airlines are suffering as businesses and households cut back on travel amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Vail Resorts has sold roughly 850,000 passes for the upcoming season in North America, most of them renewals.

Table tennis doesn't rule the sports betting roost anymore.

Turmoil in the energy industry has decimated drilling in Colorado.

For mountains on the Ikon and Epic passes to independently owned resorts alike, staying flexible is part of the plan.

Denver-based Alterra plans to control mountain crowds by eliminating walk-up window sales, discontinuing most undated lift tickets and regulating the number of daily tickets available.

The decision to buy a house is often driven by milestones such as the birth of a child or a new job. Those drivers didn’t disappear because of the pandemic.

Colorado's monthly unemployment drop was among the largest in the country. But it's not all good news.

The new high is a 30 percent jump from the same time last year.

Colorado set new records in the price of houses sold and in how many switched hands.

A company’s debt from a PPP loan can qualify for forgiveness if at least 60 percent of the money was used for payroll. But first, business owners have to prove that.

Homes sales in metro Denver surged in July as pent-up demand and a lack of choices pushed buyers to make a deal.

Even though offices were allowed to reopen at 50 percent capacity in early May, the vast majority of businesses are still offering remote work options.

The Colorado Tavern League, which represents over 200 bars and restaurants across the state, sued the state earlier this month over an order that required bars to stop selling alcohol at 10 p.m.