Man Who Threatened Denver Frontier Flight Released On Personal Recognizance

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Man Who Threatened Denver Frontier Flight Released On Personal Recognizance

DENVER (CBS4) – Richard Porter, 48, was released from jail Friday after being arrested Thursday on the charge of endangering public transportation. Porter allegedly made threatening statements against a Frontier flight while sitting on the plane before …
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FCA, GM sales declines in 2019 amid increasing incentives, fleets

Sales are likely to top 17 million vehicles in the United States for an unprecedented fifth consecutive year, as incentives increased and often-discounted fleet sales rose. But major automakers including Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV and General Motors Co. on …
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Energy Transfer fined $30M but can resume construction

Pennsylvania fined Dallas-based Energy Transfer more than $30 million on Friday but will allow it to resume construction on its problem-plagued natural gas pipelines. The state Department of Environmental Protection issued one of its largest-ever civil …
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Best Cities To Find A Job: Here's How Washington Fares

The new decade is now upon us, and for many people finding a job will be a top priority in 2020. The personal finance website WalletHub recently released its “2020’s Best Cities For Jobs” rankings. Seattle ranked 21st overall among more than 180 cities for …
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Bloomberg rises to third place alongside Warren in national poll

The nationwide poll, which was released Friday, shows Bloomberg up from 5 percent to 11 percent support for the nomination nationally. The former
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