Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc.'s hiring practices are under investigation by the SEC.

Colorado's unemployment rate rose slightly for April after holding steady for three months. The state's unemployment rate remains lower than at this point last year.

Excitement about Facebook's initial public offering is helping drive U.S. stocks slightly higher at the opening bell.

Facebook priced its IPO at $38 per share on Thursday, and the price jumped more than 10 percent in the first few minutes of trading.

Senate Republicans wrote to the Democratic majority leader to say they want a vote this summer to head off tax increases that will otherwise automatically take effect on Jan. 1.

For the third straight week, average mortgage rates have fallen to record lows.

Stocks are slipping in early trading as unease over Europe overshadows an encouraging U.S. employment report and good results from big retailers including Walmart Stores.

Turmoil in Greece is contributing to fallout in the financial markets.

Gas prices in Colorado Springs have dropped about two-cents over the last week.

House Speaker John Boehner says that when Congress raises the nation's borrowing cap he will again insist on spending cuts and budget reforms to offset the increase.

The National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo builder sentiment index rose to in May to the highest reading since 2007.

A partisan vote in the House has approved legislation to replace a pending military budget cut with cuts to domestic programs.

U.S. stocks are higher at the opening bell after the government said weekly jobless claims edged downward last week.

A judge has overturned a nearly $10,000 small-claims judgment against American Honda Motor Co. that was won by a car owner who said the automaker misrepresented the gas mileage of her hybrid Civic.

Chase is launching a new prepaid card designed to be an alternative to a checking account.

State lawmakers are considering using the millions earned from medical marijuana cards to revive the cash-strapped Medical Marijuana Enforcement Division.

Bank of America is contacting home loan customers who may qualify for a loan reduction because they owe more than their property is worth.

With sales up 5 percent so far this year, Fort is planning to make 40,000 additional cars and trucks.

The Pentagon, military veterans and most Homeland Security programs are being spared from congressional budget cuts that are affecting several other agencies.

Employers advertised 3.74 million job openings in March, the highest number of openings in nearly four years.

The governor signed the state budget into law Monday. It is the first budget in three years that doesn't cut funding to K-12 schools.

U.S. consumers swiped their credit cards more often in March after cutting back during the previous two months.

Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper had a Monday deadline to sign off on the state budget, including a $7.4 billion general fund plan for the fiscal year that starts in July.

U.S. stocks are opening mostly lower after angry voters in Greece and France rejected painful budget cuts.

National unemployment rate continue to drop, the Labor Department announced Friday. April's numbers are the lowest in more than three years.