On Jan. 1, grocery and convenience stores in the state started selling full-strength beer, which had previously been only available in liquor stores.
In their words: Five Denver liquor store owners on Colorado’s new beer laws
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Landlord says Tru Fit owes $123K as fitness chain closes Westminster location
The gym at 6815 W. 88th Ave. closed in early December, according to a Tru Fit executive. The chain has one remaining location in Westminster.
Landlord seeks to evict Westminster weightlifting gym
The landlord said Classic Barbell ceased paying its rent in full in October and wants a court to award it possession of the premises.
Boulder author Jon Krakauer sues over ‘Into the Wild’ musical
The lawsuit indicates Krakauer signed an agreement with the playwrights in 2013, but since has soured on the musical, which has been performed only in Michigan.
Lawsuits start flying stemming from city’s affordable housing mess
A local Re/Max agent was sued last week. In another case, the attorney representing homeowners in a lawsuit filed in September said the defendants, which include the city, have been served.
Former exec sues cryptocurrency startup; claims $4M hack and SEC investigation of ‘initial coin offering’
Salt Lending Holdings was sued last week by a former employee, who claims he is owed $12 million in digital currency while alleging a slew of questionable practices by the company.
Landlord says sandwich shop near Union Station owes more than $25K
Smiling Moose Rocky Mountain Deli exec: “We plan on having this rectified with the Landlord before the end of the month.”
Construction firm says swim and tennis club owes it $40K
They’re going to the courthouse over a clubhouse.
Aurora software developer says Vail app company owes it more than $80K
PermuSoft Corp. has filed a second lawsuit against ResortApp, saying the company has failed to comply with a payment plan set up after an initial round in court.
Boulder brewery files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Two attempts at expansion came back to bite Fate Brewing Co.
