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Xcel’s Colorado customers are losing power more often and for longer periods. Regulators want answers.

The PUC’s original report determined that in 2024 the average customer experienced 350 minutes, or nearly six hours, without electricity compared to the trend of 166 minutes from 2015 to 2023.

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1800 Larimer tower in downtown Denver adds 125,000 square feet in leases

Deals show continued demand for office space in downtown Denver.

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Not flexible: Colorado Mills Mall sues yoga studio that closed early

Colorado Mills says a yoga tenant fell behind on rent before closing.

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DIA construction drags down traveler satisfaction in recent study

DIA ranked 18th among 20 mega airports.

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Ousted president of Golden construction firm reinstated by judge

A judge has reinstalled the president of a Golden construction company who says he was ousted in a corporate coup this spring, but ordered him to return $2 million in silver.

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Former Avs defenseman Erik Johnson lists Cherry Hills Village mansion for $14.5M

That’s roughly twice the $7.2 million the retired defenseman paid for the property in July 2022, just weeks after hoisting the Stanley Cup with the Avalanche.

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Why Colorado’s housing market in August finally favors buyers

Colorado’s housing market continued to lean toward buyers in August. Sales slowed down. Prices held their ground. And sellers? Many are still learning that last year’s playbook won’t work today. Statewide, closed sales dropped 11.3% year over year, according to the August report from the Colorado Association of Realtors. New listings crept up 2.4%. Pending […]

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Maria Empanada pulls into Union Station

For Lorena Cantarovici, opening at Union Station feels like a second big milestone for her empanada outfit, Maria Empanada.

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Edgewater considers slowing growth of tipped minimum wage