Federal lawsuit alleges labor misconduct at Denver beauty salon

A lawsuit filed by a former beauty salon company with Denver metro area locations is filing a lawsuit alleging wage theft.

Colorado ag company settles claim it discriminated against U.S. workers

The Justice Department claims the company refused to hire at least three seasonal U.S. workers.

Vision for First Avenue Hotel along South Broadway starts to come to fruition

Altogether, the historic building and a new addition could bring more than 100 apartments to the corner near Punch Bowl Social.

How these 322 Denver apartments on Speer got 449 parking spaces

If debate over parking lot exemptions has taught Denver anything over the past six months, it's that parking is still really important to many people.

Know a Colorado teen looking for a job?

Even in a strong economy like Colorado's, teens often struggle to get the work experience they need.

Renderings and demolitions planned for Denver’s Capitol Hill

New restaurants and housing projects are trying to find room in what has been for decades one of the Colorado's most desirable neighborhoods.

Watch over 100 years of Denver’s growing residential housing

There’s supposed to be a general strike on Friday in Denver and across the country. So what’s a general strike?

I asked labor historian Erik Loomis. Friday's event is unlikely to be a real general strike, but Day without Immigrants might get close.

What $675,000 gets you in Denver and three other housing markets

Cheer yourself up by considering how expensive a one-bedroom home is in San Francisco.

What $240,000 gets you in Denver and three other housing markets

Nearly 10,000 former and current Chipotle employees will sue for wage theft

Chipotle's tough year isn't over yet.

Denver janitors win $15 an hour contract

Higher wages will be phased in over four years for some 2,400 metro area janitors.