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Wall Street slips as oil prices extend sharp decline
Wall Street slipped as falling oil prices dragged energy stocks lower, while mixed economic data kept uncertainty around interest rates high.
Colorado sues Trump administration over EV charging funds
Colorado joined 16 states suing the Trump administration, alleging it illegally froze federal EV charging funds approved under the bipartisan infrastructure law.
CDOT completes I-25 Greenland wildlife overpass near Larkspur
CDOT completed the I-25 Greenland wildlife overpass near Larkspur, the largest in North America, improving safety and reconnecting wildlife habitat.
Wood Partners, Clarion break ground on Aurora apartments
Wood Partners and Clarion Partners broke ground on Alta Metro Center, a 365-unit, transit-oriented apartment community in Aurora’s Metro Center.
Colorado awards $10m to advance statewide outdoors strategy
Colorado awarded nearly $10 million to 19 regional partnerships to advance outdoor recreation, conservation and climate resilience projects across the state.
Colorado River crisis deepens as new report warns of risks
A new report warns the Colorado River basin faces severe shortages as reservoirs shrink and climate pressures grow. Researchers urge urgent reforms to protect water supplies.
Tariffs drive mixed holiday prices as shoppers cut back
U.S. tariffs are reshaping holiday shopping as toy, decor and electronics prices fluctuate. Small retailers report higher costs and cautious spending from consumers.
Tech stocks tumble as AI giants drag Wall Street lower
Tumbling tech and AI stocks pulled Wall Street down from record highs, with the S&P 500 posting its worst day in three weeks as Broadcom and Oracle slumped.
Colorado wins ruling blocking cuts to FEMA BRIC program
Colorado and 20 states won a court ruling that blocks the Trump administration from ending FEMA’s BRIC disaster mitigation program, restoring critical resilience funding.
Holiday shoppers feel strain as prices stay high, poll finds
An AP-NORC poll shows U.S. holiday shoppers struggling with high prices, dipping into savings and delaying purchases as many view the economy as poor.
Wide Open Saloon brings new venue to National Western Stock Show
Wide Open Saloon will open a pop-up venue at The Exchange during the National Western Stock Show, offering live music, extended hours and award-winning BBQ.
Colorado leaders unveil plan to streamline education and workforce
Colorado leaders release a new report proposing a unified state agency to streamline higher education and workforce development and strengthen the talent pipeline.
