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In an unprecedented move, Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser filed a complaint in El Paso County District Court Wednesday morning that aims to blunt the anticompetitive effects of a proposed merger of physician groups owned by Denver-based DaVita Inc. and insurance giant UnitedHealth Group.

Outdoor brands Peak Design and BioLite operate their companies as carbon neutral entities. Now they've helped created a path for the rest of the outdoor industry to follow suit.

Solar installations in Colorado increased 19 percent in the first three months of this year, which a new report says maintains the Centennial State's No.12 ranking among states with the most solar projects.

University and college leaders complain that OPT delays and other Trump administration moves are harmful to U.S. competitiveness.

Frito-Lay issued a voluntary recall of its Lay's Lightly Salted Barbecue Flavored Potato Chips because of possible milk ingredients that are not listed, according to an announcement from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

Developer Koelbel & Co. filed an application to demolish the Olinger Moore Howard-Berkeley Park Funeral Chapel late last month to build townhomes, records show.

Popular Denver pizza chain Sexy Pizza will open a fourth location on Park Hill Commons early next year.

Employees working for Prospect Airport Services, which DIA contracts to handle some of the services, went on strike at 3:30 a.m. Tuesday, citing unsafe working conditions. The company mainly works with Southwest Airlines and Frontier Airlines to employ baggage handlers and wheelchair agents.

More renters from other cities in the United States may be making their way to Denver, but current residents of the Mile High City are looking to relocate to more affordable locations in Colorado, according to data released by ApartmentList.com in its Renter Migration Report.

WASHINGTON - America has now gone longer without an increase in the federal minimum wage than at any point in the law's eight-decade history.