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The mountain’s new visitor center opened in 2021, a year later than anticipated. GE Johnson says it’s not responsible for the delays because of the challenge of building at 14,000 feet.
Joseph Libkey Jr. is accused of securities fraud in connection with three projects, including a proposed conversion of a downtown Colorado Springs hotel.
Jonathan D. Haas, 47, pleaded guilty to hitting a man along Cherry Creek South Drive in October 2021.
Adsero IP merged with Quarles & Brady on March 1.
The Court of Appeals rejected a neighbor’s attempt to stop a three-story build across from Washington Park.
The admitted thief faces up to a dozen years in prison for taking $125,000 of a longtime friend’s money.
Michael Yi, a former Aurora prosecutor, admitted to forging the signature of his brother, a notary.
A high school says it was overbilled, The Source sues a tenant, Rosenberg’s is accused of abandoning its Boulder lease, and more.
The property owner will maintain ownership after warning that split ownership could cause the project to collapse.
Uptown 240 was once praised by leaders in the small Summit County town. Now they are frustrated.
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