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Denver Woman’s Press Club hosts Colorado poet laureate event
The Denver Woman’s Press Club will host former Colorado Poet Laureate Joseph Hutchison for a poetry reading and discussion on Dec. 13 at its historic Denver clubhouse.
Consumer confidence falls as high costs unsettle Americans
U.S. consumer confidence fell sharply in November as inflation, weak hiring and the recent government shutdown made Americans more cautious about the economy.
Colorado report warns tariffs hurting businesses and agriculture
A new Colorado report finds federal tariffs are raising costs, disrupting planning and straining businesses and agriculture across the state, prompting calls for action.
Colorado offers free state park entry on Fresh Air Friday
Colorado Parks and Wildlife will offer free entry to all state parks on Fresh Air Friday, encouraging residents and visitors to spend the holiday weekend outdoors.
ColoradoBiz honors top C-Level leaders at inaugural awards
ColoradoBiz celebrated its first C-Level Executive Awards, recognizing top Colorado CEOs, COOs and CFOs for leadership, performance and community impact.
Colorado expands skilled trade, health care training access
Colorado launched a new Ascent program with a $4.5 million investment to expand skilled trade and health care training, supporting residents in securing good jobs.
Thanksgiving pie debate: sweet potato vs pumpkin
LOWOOD, Miss. (AP) — They’re both round, orange and probably bad for your health, but which is the better Thanksgiving dessert: pumpkin or sweet potato pie? For most people, the […]
Thanksgiving travel guide after government shutdown
Travelers face heavy traffic, winter storms and packed airports this Thanksgiving. Here’s how to prepare for smooth travel after the recent government shutdown.
Miniso, American Eagle join Denver’s Northfield retail surge
Miniso and American Eagle will open new stores at Denver’s Shops at Northfield as Stockdale Capital accelerates leasing and redevelopment of the retail center.
Wall Street swings as stocks rally to cap volatile week
U.S. stocks surged as the S&P 500 jumped 1.5% after days of turbulence, driven by Fed rate cut hopes, tech stock swings and global market volatility.
Thanksgiving Eve travel sees highest crash risk
A new study of 3.8 million crashes finds the Wednesday before Thanksgiving is the most dangerous travel day, with collision rates far above typical weekdays.
Rio Grande basin crisis threatens border water security
A new study warns the Rio Grande basin is drying faster than it can replenish, threatening water security, farms and cities in the U.S. and Mexico without urgent action.
