Colorado labor department seeks changes to overtime rules
Colorado rule update would increase the salary threshold to exempt employees from overtime pay.
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New federal rules will help patients shop for healthcare services like buying a car or airplane ticket
Two new federal rules require price transparency for the cost of medical procedures.
Dow surpasses 28,000 for first time
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 28,004.89 Friday, marking an historic record.
Colorado Supreme Court hears arguments over gun magazine ban
The Colorado Supreme Court is hearing arguements that a law banning the sale or transfer of certain gun magazines.
Consumers still carrying debt from last holiday season, expected to spend $1.1 trillion this holiday season
American's are projected to spend $1.1 trillion this holiday season - despite carrying debt from last year.
Comment period open for BLM fee hike proposal at national monument in western Colorado
The Bureau of Land Management is accepting comments from the public about a proposal to raise entrance fees at the Canyons of the Ancients National Monument.
Judge halts Colorado coal mine expansion
A federal judge sided with environmental groups in a ruling that blocks the U.S. Department of Interior's approval for a coal mine in Colorado to be expanded.
Secretary of State blames Postal Service for not delivering ballots
Hundreds of replacement ballots were not delivered to voters until election day.
National debt surpasses $23 trillion mark, adds $4.1 billion more in one week
The U.S. national debt has increased by 16 percent since President Donald Trump took office in 2017.
9 percent of Colorado residents live in poverty, Census Bureau finds
Colorado has one of the lowest poverty rates in the nation according to new U.S. Census Bureau statistics.