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Rivalry between two agricultural overtime bills settled at Colorado Capitol

What began as a showdown between two competing agricultural overtime pay bills at the Colorado Capitol may end with a simple tweak to current law after an amended bipartisan bill narrowly pa...

DATE: Mar 30, 2026 | CATEGORY: Business

Jurors wade through daunting evidence in high-stakes Meta trial about risks to children

Meta's attorneys have said the company has built-in protections for teenagers

DATE: Mar 20, 2026 | CATEGORY: New Mexico

Colorado is launching NFT art for its 150th birthday

Critics say the idea isn’t timely

DATE: Mar 11, 2026 | CATEGORY: Business

Taxes have never been higher for Colorado vacationers – but little of that revenue supports tourism

Nearly 40 communities this year are budgeting $77 million in new or redirected lodging taxes to support housing, child care and roads

DATE: Feb 25, 2026 | CATEGORY: Business

Surveillance, captive-audience and wholesale pricing are in Colorado Democrats’ cost-of-living crosshairs

Many business groups are already lobbying against the measures

DATE: Jan 28, 2026 | CATEGORY: Business

Amid Telluride strike, nearby resorts salvage holiday ski vacations

Patrollers say Telluride Ski and Golf has not reached out to resume negotiations; resort still making snow

DATE: Jan 2, 2026 | CATEGORY: Sports

More thrifting and fewer returns: the early trends that defined shopping

Growing unease over the U.S. economy has altered behavior

DATE: Dec 28, 2025 | CATEGORY: Local News

Western Slope farmers and ranchers still tallying the cost of summer wildfires

As a 70-foot wall of flames crested a nearby ridge, Janie VanWinkle knew it was time to go. “In that moment, we were absolutely terrified,” VanWinkle said. It was July 14, and she had been w...

DATE: Oct 8, 2025 | CATEGORY: Business