Colorado

A Denver District Court judge has dismissed a lawsuit seeking to block $300 million of tax incentives for a Gaylord resort hotel.

With its grand opening a month away, Denver's Union Station redevelopment has attracted nearly $1 billion in private investment, according to the Regional Transportation District.

Seven years after voters approved bonds to improve the Boettcher Concert Hall, Denver is ready to get the show on the road.

Fitch Ratings has downgraded the Regional Transportation District of Colorado's debt, maintaining a negative outlook on RTD’s certificates of participation.

Electric sales have fallen in recent years, forcing utilities to deal with new realities.

Colorado approves a $490 million public-private partnership to redevelop U.S. 36, but a Boulder group renews its threat of a lawsuit.

A second lawsuit seeks to block tax incentives for a controversial $824 million Gaylord Rockies resort hotel.

Of the seven states taking water from the Colorado River, Arizona would face the greatest hardship in the event of a shortage allocation, according to a report from Moody's Investor’s Service.

With refunding opportunities fading, municipal bond volume in the Southwest region fell 13% from 2012 to $56 billion in 2013.

A Boulder environmental group has vowed to sue the Colorado Department of Transportation to stop a $490 million public-private project on the main highway to Denver.

The Internal Revenue Service is auditing $51 million of general obligation bonds issued by Garfield School District, No. RE-2 in Colorado in 2006.

Walt Imhoff, one of the most influential investment bankers in Denver's history, died Feb. 11. He was 82.

Standard & Poor's outlook shifts to stable from negative on a Vail Valley golf community whose private club was tied up in bankruptcy and litigation.

The operator of Colorado's E-470 toll road will remarket $72.6 million of variable-rate revenue bonds.

Seeking to avoid debt wherever possible, state lawmakers are searching high and low for money to repair their aging capitols in the wake of recession.

Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper called for more public-private partnerships for water and transportation in his state-of-the-state address Jan. 9.

Grand Junction Regional Airport Authority chairman Denny Granum resigned from the board amid an FBI investigation of fraud.

Standard & Poor's placed nearly $1 billion of certificates of participation for four transit systems on its watch list Monday based on its new ratings criteria.

Moody's Investors Service affirms the National Conference of State Legislature's A3 credit rating.

Colorado's complex constitution will make budget balance a challenge for years to come, according to researchers at Colorado State University.