8, 2008, in Washington. Kittengarten is just like what it sounds, a class for kittens and their owners.

Latisys, which operates three data centers in Colorado, California and Illinois, has chosen Englewood for its corporate headquarters.

"I don't want to disappoint anybody," said Kloewer of Englewood, Colo. Kloewer is one of many garden railway enthusiasts who share their hobby with friends and strangers alike.

General Motors Co. says it lost $1.2 billion from the time it left bankruptcy protection through Sept.

A man wanted by Jefferson County authorities was arrested after a resident spotted him bolting through yards in Arvada.

The state-appointed custodian in charge of the Colorado Humane Society says the nonprofit shelter will close Jan.

Englewood, Colorado-based Liberty Global is also absorbing Unitymedia's $2.2 billion debt, taking the total value of the acquisition to $5.2 billion excluding transaction costs, the company said in a statement.

"USA Today" reports that the nation's 400 largest charities expect donations to decline an average of 9-percent this year because of the tough economy.

Healthcare Trust of America Inc. has purchased a 66,400-square-foot, three-story medical office building in Englewood for $18.6 million.

The second-larges4 satellite TV provider in the U.S. says profit totaled $ million, down from $81 million a year ago.

To avoid conflict, many consumers hide purchases from a spouse. A third of U.S. consumers say they regularly hide purchases from their spouse or significant other, largely to avoid an argument over finances, according to a survey by money-transfer company Western Union.

So we have all heard about Black Friday, the big shopping day after Thanksgiving that is either a bargain bonanza or the turkey hangover day.

Back in Black: James Rock, Chris Dellinger, Paige O., Lola, Alfred O. and Matthew Hale are Lola Black.

Police tracked footprints in the snow from the scene of a convenience store robbery to a motel where they caught three men who escaped from a nearby halfway house.

Two years after the federal government accused Joe D. Kinlaw and Charles Reed Cagle of participating in a $177 million oil and gas investment fraud, they picked up their Dallas operation and moved it to Colorado Springs.