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Federal Reserve cuts rates but signals caution ahead
The Federal Reserve cut interest rates again to support growth, but Chair Jerome Powell warned that future reductions are not guaranteed amid uncertainty.
Colorado joins states defending Federal Reserve autonomy
Colorado and 23 states urged the U.S. Supreme Court to protect the Federal Reserve’s independence from political interference in the Trump v. Cook case.
Hestra opens first North American store in Boulder
Swedish glove maker Hestra opens its first North American retail store on Boulder’s Pearl Street Mall, showcasing craftsmanship and outdoor heritage.
Colorado couple helps seniors live safely at home
A Colorado couple is helping older adults age safely in place by offering home safety upgrades, fall prevention and trusted maintenance services.
University of Colorado drives $12.2B state impact
The University of Colorado system generated $12.2 billion in statewide economic impact in 2025, led by CU Anschutz and CU Boulder campuses.
Jeffco EDC names finalists for 2025 Gateways Awards
Jeffco EDC announced finalists for the 2025 Gateways Awards honoring leaders, businesses, and partners driving innovation and economic growth in Jefferson County.
Colorado joins lawsuit over Trump USDA SNAP suspension
Colorado joined 22 states in suing the USDA for suspending SNAP benefits during the shutdown, calling the move illegal and harmful to families nationwide.
Polis warns Trump beef plan would hurt Colorado ranchers
Gov. Jared Polis criticized President Trump’s plan to import Argentine beef, warning it would harm Colorado ranchers, lower prices, and disrupt exports.
KIOSK Information Systems relocates HQ to Thornton
KIOSK Information Systems will move its headquarters from Louisville to Thornton in 2026, expanding operations and uniting its Colorado workforce.
Trump’s funding cuts face mounting legal challenges
Trump’s administration faces 150+ lawsuits over funding cuts during the shutdown as courts weigh limits on presidential control of federal spending.
Early in-person voting opens statewide in Colorado
Early in-person voting is underway across Colorado for the 2025 election, with 150 voting centers and 437 drop boxes open by Oct. 28.
Colorado Gives Day set to boost thousands of nonprofits
Colorado Gives Day returns Nov. 1–Dec. 9, offering Coloradans a chance to support 4,600+ local nonprofits through ColoradoGivesDay.org.
