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FOX31 Denver

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The hidden tool Colorado business owners didn’t know they needed

Colorado's Office of Economic Development and International Trade was awarded a SIPA GovGrant to fund a technology-driven redesign of its Business Resource Navigation Tool, with work scheduled to begin in November 2026.

Colorado · 1d

coloradobiz.com

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Family Dollar settles $63 million multistate overcharge case including Colorado

Family Dollar to pay $43 million restitution nationwide. Company to fund $20 million in-store discount program. Family Dollar agreed to pay $43 million in restitution to eligible customers nationwide and fund a $20 million in-store discount program after a multistate investigation found the retailer charged customers more at checkout than prices listed on shelves or in ads.

Colorado · 7h
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Foreclosure numbers are up.The records fill in the blanks.

SOUTHERN COLORADO — A foreclosure notice can look like a small thing in the back pages of a newspaper. This post is only available to members. Already have an account? Sign In. Monthly. $4.99 a month. See each week’s edition first thing on Thursday morning. Access to back...

Colorado · 1d
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Progress Residential agrees to $49.75 million settlement over rental practices

SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — The country's largest property manager of single-family homes, Progress Residential and its owner, Pretium Partners, have agreed to pay $49.75 million to settle allegations that they misled renters about housing costs and mishandled other parts of the rental process. The proposed settlement stems from...

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The Denver Gazette

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GUEST OPINION: Now, we must work harder to keep business here

Colorado businesses now face a top state income tax rate that has nearly doubled, the largest proportional increase in the corporate income tax rate in our state’s history.  Beginning in 2027, Amendment 87 will raise Colorado’s top income tax rate from 4.4% to 8.4%. While much of the campaign focused on its impact on individual […]

Colorado · 1d

theprowersjournal.com

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Bent Conservation District’s Irrigation Matching Grant Project

Bent Conservation District – Irrigation Matching Grant Project. Bent Conservation District was truly honored to partner with area producers on a recent irrigation matching grant, made possible through generous funding from the Colorado State Conservation Board! This vital support allowed us to invest directly in our agricultural community and promote sustainable water management across the district.

Colorado · 1d

Vail Daily

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Opinion | Rosmarino and Underwood: Dowd Junction shows how Colorado can build housing for its workforce

In Eagle County, like so many mountain communities across Colorado, the people who teach our children, care for patients, maintain roads and keep businesses running increasingly struggle to find attainable housing near their jobs. The county estimates it will need 6,375 additional affordable workforce housing units over the coming decade, nearly half of them in the Avon-Vail corridor. If the people who make our communities work cannot afford to stay, those communities lose more than workers. They lose the vibrancy, character and the foundational stability that dedicated community members provide.

Eagle County, CO · 3h

The Money Overview

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Connecticut pays $355 to $705 in heating aid through May 31, 2027, while Colorado’s LEAP usually pays $200 to $1,000 and Alaska and Iowa take applications to April 30

Households that pay a winter heating bill in Connecticut, Colorado, Alaska or Iowa can apply for state energy aid, and the four programs pay differently and close on different dates. Connecticut pays $355 to $705 and takes applications through May 31, 2027. Colorado’s LEAP usually pays $200 to $1,000, and Alaska and Iowa both accept […] The post Connecticut pays $355 to $705 in heating aid through May 31, 2027, while Colorado’s LEAP usually pays $200 to $1,000 and Alaska and Iowa take applications to April 30 appeared first on The Money Overview .

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JBS Denies Haitian Workers’ Discrimination Claims at Colorado Beef Plant

JBS USA and its Swift Beef subsidiary denied allegations that Haitian workers at a Colorado beef processing plant were subjected to discriminatory treatment, unsafe working conditions and improper recruitment practices, according to a federal court filing. In a Nov. 11 response to an amended class-action complaint, the companies rejected claims...

Greeley, CO · 1d

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$43 million awarded to seven states to support skills training in critical industries

The U.S. Department of Labor announced the award of $43 million in Industry-Driven Skills Training Fund grants to seven states to invest in employer-driven training programs for in-demand skilled trades including:. shipbuilding occupations. occupations essential to the buildout of AI infrastructure. advanced manufacturing. nuclear energy. domestic mineral production. aerospace. information...

Nebraska · 2d

Axios Denver

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By the numbers: Colorado is growing but housing costs and job losses hurt

Data: State Demography Office ; Chart: John Frank/Axios Colorado's days as a fast-growing state are over, as soaring housing costs and job losses threaten its competitive edge. Why it matters: The slowdown is changing Colorado's demographics, economy and politics — and raising questions about the state's future. It's also a warning sign that Colorado may be losing its "secret sauce." What they're saying: "Colorado really remains a competitive state, but we remain middle of the pack, where we used to be … in the Top 10," Hanna Scovill, senior economist at Pacey Nehls, said at last week's annual state Demography Summit . "Compared to our peers, we're kind of falling behind in competitiveness." By the numbers: Eight trends tell the story. 1. Growth's slowing. Colorado added just 23,725 residents in the year ending July 1, 2025, bringing its population to 6,011,146. That's less than one-third of the previous year's revised gain of 75,892. 2. Babies outpaced transplants. Births exceeded deaths by more than 20,000, with Colorado recording its most births since 2017. Net migration added just 3,000 residents. 3. Uneven growth. Colorado Springs grew 0.5%, adding 2,671 new people — the largest gain among cities. Smaller communities (10,000 to 24,999

Colorado · 1d

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Restoring Big Game Country: Invasive Grasses

All grasses are not created equal for elk and other big game. In fact, some of them are downright detrimental. Cheatgrass, medusahead rye and ventenata are three such culprits. They may leave behind an appealing-looking golden sea of vegetation, but they are invasive, offer little to no protein, spread like...

Colorado · 7h

designandbuildwithmetal.com

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S-5! Introduces SnoGard EF™ Snow Retention for Exposed-Fastened Metal Roofs

Colorado Springs, CO – S-5! introduces SnoGard EF™, a purpose-built snow retention system with pre-engineered configurations for qualifying exposed-fastened metal roof applications. Designed for AG-panel, R-Panel, PBR and common corrugated profiles, the continuous-bar system gives contractors an engineered alternative for use on agricultural, post-frame and small commercial buildings.

Colorado Springs, CO · 1d

coloradobiz.com

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Ursa Major wins $10.9 million Air Force contract in Colorado

Air Force Research Laboratory awards $10.9 million contract option. Ursa Major develops Draper liquid rocket engine for hypersonic flight. Company headquartered in Berthoud with manufacturing in Ohio. Jason Meredith highlights AFRL partnership since inception. The Air Force Research Laboratory has exercised a $10.9 million contract option with Berthoud-based Ursa Major...

Berthoud, CO · 1d

KOAA News 5 Southern Colorado

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Meet the 24-year-old entrepreneur behind Colorado Springs' bright pink coffee shop

A bright pink exterior makes KB Coffee and Bakery hard to miss along Academy Boulevard, but owner Kelly Bauman hopes customers remember more than just the building's eye-catching color.

Colorado Springs, CO · 2d

The Rapid City Post

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Montana Public Service Commission approves NorthWestern Energy, Black Hills Corp. merger

The Montana Public Service Commission approved the $15.4 billion NorthWestern Energy and Black Hills Corp. merger on Tuesday. The new company, once merged, will serve 2.1 million electric and natural gas customers in Montana, Arkansas, Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, South Dakota, Nebraska and Wyoming. In a split vote, the PSC supported the deal, with Commissioner Randy…

Montana · 2d

Main Street Dollars

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Medica leaves Iowa’s individual health insurance market and Cigna leaves Colorado’s for 2027, so enrollees there must pick a new plan by Dec. 15 for Jan. 1 coverage

Medica is leaving Iowa’s individual health insurance market and Cigna is leaving Colorado’s for 2027, which means people who buy their own coverage from either company have to pick a new plan. In both states, a plan chosen by Dec. 15 starts Jan. 1. Anyone who waits until the Jan. 15 close of open enrollment […]

Iowa · 1d

FOX31 Denver

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New winter farmers market to open in Colorado Springs

(COLORADO SPRINGS) — A winter farmers’ market is set to open in Colorado Springs for the first time, giving local growers, ranchers, and makers a place to sell and shoppers a place to buy all winter long. Wildcraft Farmers Market Colorado Springs opens on Saturday, Nov. 21, in Briargate, bringing 49 local vendors for the […]

Colorado Springs, CO · 1d

OutThere Colorado

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Site of thousands of homes, Banning Lewis started as a popular ranch

The far eastern boundaries of what was becoming Colorado Springs in the late 1800s had long been part of a combination of histories of Native Americans, Spanish traders, explorers, prospectors and so many more traveling from eastern areas to the West Coast along the Cherokee Trail. It had been a link between the Arkansas and […]

Colorado Springs, CO · 4d