Wonky data makes it difficult to get a real-time picture of the employment situation.

The leisure and hospitality segment saw the biggest increase, with 4,700 new jobs in August.

The deal ensures that no stores will close and no frontline jobs will be lost.

“It seems like people are kind of used to this by now, and they're just doing their part to make sure that they're staying safe and health."

The Kids Count in Colorado report showed high mental health distress and large disparities in poverty.

Mastercard recently banned their cards from being used to buy marijuana products.

The union representing the workers says the understaffing is also leading to long wait times, mistaken diagnoses and patient neglect. Kaiser says it is confident it will reach an agreement with workers.

The unemployment rate stands at 2.8 percent. It’s been largely static for the past year.

The class-action lawsuit says the Denver-based carrier doesn’t adequately disclose the fees for bags and that they charge for personal items that Frontier says are free.

Lady Moon was a fixture in the area when Fort Collins was just a dusty little frontier town. She came to the U.S. as an Irish orphan in her teens and eventually married a gold miner.

The value of the 1980s-era tower plunged by hundreds of millions dollars as vacancies climbed in recent years.

That attitude comes in the face of cooling inflation and a robust job market.

People are cleaning up all over Colorado. The state's Division of Insurance says there are a few tips to follow if you're making an insurance claim.

Many office buildings are worth significantly less money now than they were before the COVID pandemic.

The state's monthly jobs statistics have been jumping around a lot this year, making it hard to say how well the state’s economy is holding up.

A trip to the supermarket is more expensive than it was a year ago, even if the sticker shock isn’t as extreme.