Denver’s apartment-building frenzy nears end – slowdown predicted in 2018
The Denver area’s apartment building frenzy will slow next year as demand for new high-end developments wanes and financing for new projects gets tighter, say economists and industry leaders. As...
View ArticleFurniture Row targets affluent shoppers with expansive new Showroom concept...
Furniture Row opened a showroom nearly three football fields long Thursday that the Denver-based company hopes will capture the imaginations of affluent homeowners. The Showroom, located in north...
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International venture capital partnership to bring Israeli energy startups to...
Courtesy photoGili Elkin In a unique international partnership, the Israeli government and a Colorado-based venture capital fund will start a new program to bring to Colorado Israeli startups that...
View ArticleCanadian airline WestJet enters Denver market with direct flight to Calgary
Denver International Airport will have a second direct route between Denver and Calgary, Canada this spring. WestJet, a Canadian carrier, will bring one daily direct flight to DIA on March 8. The...
View ArticleTarget introduces next-day home delivery of household items to Denver-Boulder...
Target is launching next-day delivery of household items in Denver and Boulder on Tuesday as it races to catch Amazon, which already makes deliveries in as little as an hour. The digitally focused...
View ArticleAt Cory Gardner’s Greeley town hall, conversation stubbornly keys on health care
GREELEY – U.S. Sen. Gardner took the stage at the second of three town halls Tuesday to a mixture of cheers and boos and, despite efforts by his aides to encourage attendees to ask a wider variety of...
View ArticleOn a “rowdy day” of three town halls, Cory Gardner is shouted down by crowds...
Months of frustration with U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner and the GOP boiled over Tuesday as the Republican faced his constituents across the Front Range in his first in-person, solo town halls in more than a...
View ArticleTraffic heavy and slow headed out of eclipse totality zones in Nebraska, Wyoming
FORT COLLINS — They went. They saw the Great American Eclipse. And then they all jumped back in their cars and tried to get home. Before the sun had made its full return, viewers had already started on...
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Colorado Divide: As pressures mount for Colorado farmers, state pushes crisis...
Joe Miller’s longtime friend and neighbor committed suicide in the early 1990s. Signs were there – a farmer struggling to make ends meet after consecutive years of downturn coupled with a divorce – but...
View ArticleFuturistic nightclub to take over former City Hall event space on Broadway
A high-tech “other worldly” experience is coming to Denver’s night life in the Capitol Hill neighborhood this fall. A new nightclub – and art gallery, and co-working space, and café – will open its...
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