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Billions Of Barrels Of Oil Possible Under Colorado
Wattenburg in Colorado is part of a massive expansion of oil production in the lower 48 states, resulting in a change in exports.
Party Hosts Bear Little Legal Responsibility
The season for holiday parties is here, and that’s likely to mean drinking and people having too much.
Light Rail Crashes Most Common Downtown Near Speer
Statistics prepared by the RTD to the Public Utilities Commission show the highest number of light rail accidents involving cars or pedestrians were between 1999 and June of 2011 in the downtown area.
Info Tied To Photos Posted Online Is Often Shockingly Accurate
Gadgets are always on a lot of holiday shopping lists, especially smart phones and tablet devices, but they often have cameras that present privacy issues. CBS4′s Alan Gionet asks the Good Question “Are you giving away your location without knowing?”
The 1 Percent: $344k & Up
The top 1 percent of America’s wage earners now take in nearly a fourth of the nation’s income each year. That’s about twice what it was 25 years ago.
Winter Storms Can Be Expensive, But Also A Money Maker
Handling big storms like last week’s can get expensive with the plowing, the electric problems, and the cleanup. But there’s also money to be made.
Arrow Electronics’ Move Is A Bet On Colorado
It was clearly a plum for Gov. John Hickenlooper. At a news conference in his office he introduced Arrow Electronics CEO Michael Long. It’s a company with 50 locations in the U.S. and 300 around the world.
Stock Show Lease Will Make Move Tough
The National Western Stock Show is starting to make its case for a new home.
Blood Money Common In Islamic World
Blood money is common in the Islamic world. What is blood money? That’s a good question.
Killing Wildlife ‘The Hardest Part of Job’
There are plenty of people nervous about coyotes around the Anthem neighborhood in Broomfield.
