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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.
US stock market hits record highs despite AI bubble worries
U.S. stocks hit fresh record highs as the S&P 500 and Dow climb, even as AI stocks slump and concerns grow about a potential artificial intelligence bubble.
Colorado 150 launches print-on-demand exhibit for 250th
Colorado’s America 250 – Colorado 150 Commission launches a free print-on-demand exhibit, helping communities nationwide join the 250th anniversary in 2026.
Colorado plans dual 150th and 250th anniversary celebrations
Colorado launches major initiatives for its 150th statehood anniversary and the nation’s 250th, including digital passports, events, and statewide community programs.
Colorado farmers face tariffs, labor shortages and drought
Colorado farmers and ranchers face tariffs, drought and labor shortages as they plan for 2026, with rising costs and market uncertainty shaping agriculture decisions.
Good Company Q&A: Joel Gratz, OpenSnow
OpenSnow founder Joel Gratz discusses the app’s growth, AI-powered forecasting, subscriber trends and what’s next for the Colorado-based weather platform.
Colorado labor market shifts amid wage hikes, automation
Colorado’s labor market is shifting as rising minimum wages, automation and demographic changes reshape hiring, wages and employment trends heading into 2026.
Colorado leads nation on AI healthcare regulations
Colorado is the first state to regulate AI in healthcare, addressing privacy, bias and patient protections as providers adopt emerging diagnostic and administrative tools.
SportsBiz: Prop bets raise integrity concerns in sports betting
Prop bets are under scrutiny as high-profile arrests renew concerns about sports betting integrity, manipulation risks and the fast-growing legal gambling market.
