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The Bureau of Reclamation releases draft EIS for post-2026 river ops
The Bureau of Reclamation released a draft EIS outlining options for post-2026 Colorado River operations as drought pressures complicate future reservoir management.
Stocks and Treasuries steady as Fed indictment fears ease
U.S. stocks and Treasuries stabilized as Fed indictment jitters eased, while a weaker dollar and record gold prices reflected concerns over central bank independence.
S&P 500 hits record high on Broadcom chip rally
The S&P 500 closed at a record high as Broadcom and chipmakers rallied, while a softer jobs report kept expectations for Fed rate cuts intact.
Supreme Court sets Jan. 14 rulings as Trump tariffs await
The Supreme Court plans rulings Jan. 14 as it weighs legal challenges to President Trump’s tariffs and other major cases with economic and constitutional impact.
Colorado earns CDP A-list for environmental reporting
Colorado earns CDP A-list status for environmental reporting and data transparency for the second year, ranking among two states and 30 U.S. cities.
Just Plumbing relocates to Aurora to serve aging homes
Just Plumbing relocated operations to Aurora to serve aging homes needing repiping and support new construction along key development corridors.
ShipSkis expands Alterra, Ikon Pass partnership through 2028
ShipSkis expanded its partnership with Alterra Mountain Company, becoming the Ikon Pass shipping partner through 2028 with discounts for pass holders.
Department stores bet on experiences as Saks struggles
Department stores are investing in shopping experiences as Saks struggles, highlighting pressure from e-commerce, brand boutiques and declining foot traffic.
Colorado expands lawsuit challenging Trump administration actions
Colorado expanded a federal lawsuit accusing the Trump administration of retaliation through funding cuts, SNAP threats and plans to dismantle NCAR.
US consumers more worried about job market, New York Fed says
US consumers grew more concerned about the job market in December, New York Fed data shows, as inflation expectations rose and job loss fears increased.
Roundup River Ranch marks 20 years, expands access
Roundup River Ranch marks 20 years after nearly 40,000 camper experiences and plans expanded access to free, medically supported camp programs.
Report: Colorado business confidence improves but remains negative
Colorado business confidence improved entering 2026, though the Leeds Business Confidence Index remains negative amid concerns over tariffs, politics and uncertainty.
