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HOUSTON (AP) — America's plan to use more natural gas to run power plants, make chemicals, drive vehicles and heat homes may not go as smoothly as expected. There's plenty of natural gas in the ground, everyone seems to agree. But the harsh weather this winter shows there are...

DALLAS (AP) — Airlines are still tallying up the damage from this winter's storms, but solid demand for travel means they are likely to weather the rocky start to 2014 in good shape. The biggest four U.S. airlines have canceled nearly 75,000 since Jan. 1. Still, Delta's president...

NEW YORK (AP) — About 1,500 factories in Bangladesh are on track to be inspected by the end of August as part of a five-year safety pact signed by more than 150 clothing brands and 20 countries, according to organizers of the agreement. In a conference call Monday, organizers said...

NEW YORK (AP) — Sbarro has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization for the second time in just three years as the pizza chain struggles to turn its business around amid a drop in traffic at shopping mall food courts. The bankruptcy filing on Monday comes after the company...

WASHINGTON (AP) — Pitching himself as an ally to Silicon Valley, presidential hopeful Sen. Marco Rubio proposed giving cellphone companies more access to government-controlled airwaves as part of a package of pro-business initiatives he said would create "thousands upon thousands of...

DENVER (AP) — Colorado officials report roughly $2M in recreational pot taxes in January, 1st month of sales.

Stocks drifted to a slightly lower finish Monday as investors sifted through a blend of discouraging economic data from China and Japan as well as ongoing uncertainty over Russia's incursion into Ukraine. Major market indexes pared their losses as the day drew to a close, aided by...

The stock market ended slightly lower on Monday, barely budging after an initial slide on disappointing economic news from China and Japan. Investors were discouraged by an 18 percent slump in Chinese exports last month, the latest sign of trouble for the world's second-largest...

by TERESA J. FARNEY teresa.farney@gazette.com-

The Craftwood Inn has fallen victim the ravages of recent fires and floods in Manitou Springs. Owner Dave Symonds closed the restaurant on Sunday. Symonds bought the already established restaurant at 404 El Paso Blvd. in 2003. The space has been a restaurant since 1940. He could...

WASHINGTON (AP) — Figures on government spending and debt (last six digits are eliminated). The government's fiscal year runs Oct. 1 through Sept. 30.