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Denver7’s owner, E.W. Scripps, has purchased KOAA-TV in Colorado Springs, raising speculation that content sharing could lead to downsizing.

Naing Mana and his wife, Li Ling, thought they’d left danger behind when they came to this country.

Readers react to news that Denver was passed over by Amazon as a location for its second headquarters, dubbed HQ2.

CDOT administrator suggests ways to raise more money for roads after the Election Day failure of two transportation ballot measures.

It’s time to try something different when it comes to transportation funding in Colorado.

Even if Denver’s becoming a buyer’s market, a real estate pro advises house hunters to wait until 2019.

Bill Stiffler, the founder of Friends of Horses, is being evicted from the land on which his rescue resides on November 30.

Boulder’s Outdoor Industry Association is expanding its political work on the state and local levels.

CDOT hopes a new ballot measure will help it launch phases two and three of the Valley Highway project in the heart of Denver.

Six construction and real estate have donated more than $4 million to Proposition 110, the Let’s Go Colorado transportation measure.

Rent prices continued to moderate in metro Denver circa November 2018, with the year-to-year median rent actually going down in one city.

Organizers behind the tiny home village in RiNo say that the city’s decision comes as a surprise and threatens to displace tiny home residents

The laying off of 107 workers at a Digital First Media facility in Colorado Springs will impact the Denver Post and other DFM papers across the country, a knowledgeable source says.

A federal jury in Denver rejected claims by a couple about odor from a nearby marijuana grow facility in a case that could have had far-reaching repercussions in Colorado and beyond.

The groups fighting for 112 and against 74 are being vastly outspent.

A lawsuit about property values that attacks a marijuana business under federal racketeering laws goes to trial today in Denver-based federal court.

The brother of stricken Denver Broncos owner Pat Bowlen has filed a court motion to take the team away from the trustees running it in the latest episode of a family soap opera of epic proportions.

Sales of single family homes, townhouses and condominiums in Colorado all fell in September 2018, suggesting a long overdue shift in the state’s red hot housing market.

One neighborhood is feeling negative ripple effects from Central 70 and a slew of other nearby construction projects.

“The Pension Gamble” looks at the role of state governments and Wall Street in driving America’s public pensions into a multi-trillion-dollar hole.

“I’d like to be able to know I can get in and out of my neighborhood.”

Why do so many people continue to move to Colorado? There are plenty of reasons, as we all know. But two in particular are dollars and cents.