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Government shutdown halts next month’s inflation data
The ongoing government shutdown will likely delay the next U.S. inflation report, leaving the Federal Reserve and Wall Street without key economic data.
Wall Street hits record highs as inflation pressures ease
U.S. stocks surged to record highs after easing inflation data boosted hopes for more Fed rate cuts, lifting the S&P 500, Dow and Nasdaq to new records.
Colorado funds Rocky Mountain Park visitor centers
Colorado is funding two Rocky Mountain National Park visitor centers to stay open during the federal shutdown, supporting tourism and local economies.
Colorado Thrives launches AI career platform
Colorado Thrives launches CareerFit Colorado, an AI-powered platform connecting job seekers with local employers to strengthen the state’s workforce.
US national debt hits record $38 trillion amid shutdown
The US national debt has surpassed $38 trillion, the fastest $1 trillion increase outside the pandemic, as experts warn of rising inflation and borrowing costs.
US stocks and gold fall as Wall Street momentum slows
US stocks and gold prices dropped as Wall Street’s rally lost steam. The S&P 500 fell 0.5% while Netflix, AT&T, and Texas Instruments led declines.
Colorado boosts food aid as federal SNAP funds freeze
Colorado is providing $10 million in food aid, extending WIC funding, and partnering with Feeding Colorado to support families during the federal SNAP freeze.
Colorado leads U.S. in electric vehicle sales Q3 2025
Colorado ranked first in the nation for electric vehicle sales in Q3 2025, with EVs making up 32.4% of new cars and state incentives driving growth.
EV adoption is surging, but can cities like Denver keep up?
Colorado leads the nation in EV sales growth, but cities like Denver face urgent challenges to expand charging infrastructure and ensure equitable access.
Apple rally lifts Wall Street near record high
Apple’s stock surge pushed Wall Street close to record highs as the S&P 500 rose 1.1% and optimism grew over tech demand and easing economic worries.
Colorado business filings dip but stay above 2024
Colorado business filings declined in Q3 2025 from Q2 but remained above 2024 levels, with steady job growth, rising GDP, and low inflation.
Regional banks’ bad loans rattle Wall Street investors
Regional banks’ bad loans and write-offs spark new fears on Wall Street, dragging bank stocks lower as investors brace for potential wider fallout.
