Recent Articles from Caroline Fritz
Supreme Court to hear Bayer bid to curb Roundup lawsuits
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear Bayer’s appeal to limit Roundup cancer lawsuits, a case that could affect tens of thousands of claims nationwide.
Broadbent & Associates, Inc. Relocates Fort Collins Office to Historic 1881 Building in Old Town
Broadbent & Associates, Inc. has relocated its Fort Collins office to 171 N. College Avenue, a commercial building constructed in 1881 in the heart of Old Town.
Wall Street ends flat before long weekend as S&P 500 slips
Wall Street finished nearly flat ahead of a long weekend as the S&P 500 fell for the week, with earnings season starting and investors cautious.
Fewer foreign tourists visited US as global travel rose
Foreign tourism to the U.S. fell 6% in 2025 even as global travel spending climbed, with tourists favoring Europe and Japan, industry data show.
Wall Street ends higher as banks gain, chip stocks rally
Wall Street closed higher as bank stocks jumped on strong earnings and chipmakers rallied after upbeat results from TSMC lifted tech shares.
Dollar hits six-week high as jobless claims fall
The dollar climbed to a six-week high after U.S. jobless claims fell unexpectedly, reinforcing expectations the Federal Reserve will keep rates on hold.
Strong US retail sales signal resilient economy in November
U.S. retail sales rose 0.6% in November, beating forecasts as vehicle purchases rebounded, though economists warn higher prices are squeezing lower-income households.
BHV Adventures joins Rural Jump-Start in Lincoln County
BHV Adventures is the first Lincoln County business to join Colorado’s Rural Jump-Start program, receiving a $15,000 grant to launch tiny home manufacturing.
$2.5M RPI grant backs Pikes Peak outdoor recreation
A $2.5 million Regional Partnership Initiative grant will support Pikes Peak outdoor recreation, trails, camping, wildlife habitat and conservation efforts.
US carbon emissions rise in 2025 after two-year decline
US carbon emissions rose 2.4% in 2025 as coal use, data center demand and colder weather pushed emissions higher, according to Rhodium Group.
US consumer inflation rises as food and rent costs climb
US consumer inflation rose in December as food and rent costs increased, keeping pressure on households while reinforcing expectations the Fed will hold rates.
WORTHGROUP marks 35 years working with Tribal Nations
WORTHGROUP Architects & Designers marks 35 years of work with Tribal Nations, completing projects across hospitality, community and entertainment markets.



























