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U.S. import cargo declines expected to continue into 2026
U.S. import cargo volumes are expected to keep falling into 2026 as tariffs, trade policy uncertainty and weakening demand reshape global shipping trends.
LexisNexis® report shows rising home insurance peril severity
LexisNexis’ 2025 U.S. Home Trends Report shows rising peril severity, record catastrophic claims and growing climate-driven risks impacting home insurance costs.
Colorado Gives Day sets record with $56.5m in donations
Colorado Gives Day raised a record $56.5 million from more than 102,000 donors, supporting thousands of nonprofits across the state during the annual giving movement.
Ursa Major raises $100m to scale hypersonics and rocket motors
Ursa Major raised $100M to expand hypersonic systems, solid rocket motor production and space mobility, supported by major defense and commercial contracts.
Matt Vawter to open Threefold Bakery in Breckenridge this month
James Beard winner Matt Vawter will open Threefold bakery in Breckenridge this month, offering sourdough, pastries and a full cafe menu with local partners.
Rare ‘dinosaur tree’ finds new home at CU Boulder Greenhouse
A rare Wollemi pine, known as a “dinosaur tree,” has been donated to CU Boulder, giving students a living example of conservation and plant biodiversity.
Elevations Credit Union CEO Gerry Agnes to retire in 2026
Elevations Credit Union CEO Gerry Agnes will retire in 2026 after 17 years of leadership marked by growth, national awards and major service improvements.
Cross Street expands with Toprock acquisition in Denver
Cross Street Real Estate expands in Denver with its acquisition of Toprock and appoints founder John Galloway as managing broker to strengthen local operations.
Colorado expands open education grants to cut textbook costs
Colorado approved $1 million in open education grants to reduce textbook costs, expand zero-cost degrees and support students with free learning materials.
Colorado offers no-cost business support for child care
Colorado launched a no-cost business support program for child care providers, offering training, advising, and resources to help strengthen early childhood businesses.
EPA removes fossil fuels from climate page, alarming scientists
The EPA deleted references to fossil fuels from its climate change website, a move scientists call misleading and harmful as human-caused warming reaches critical levels.
Fed poised for rate cut as policymakers split on next steps
The Federal Reserve is likely to cut interest rates this week, but deep divisions among policymakers and mixed economic signals make future rate cuts uncertain.
