Gas prices are falling fast in Colorado as the cold winter months hit
The price of gas in Colorado stands at $2.84 per gallon, down from $2.95 a week ago.
2024 looking good for Colorado jobs, but interest rates will still be a sticking point, CU report says
2024 looking good for Colorado jobs, but interest rates will still be a sticking point, CU report says.
Colorado workers can apply for paid family and medical leave through new online portal
Most Colorado workers will be eligible for paid family leave starting Jan. 1, 2024.
Colorado job market still has some weak spots because of interest rates
Colorado’s job market held up reasonably well in the face of higher interest rates, but the growth isn’t evenly distributed.
How are liquor stores faring now that Coloradans can pick up wine with their milk and eggs?
How has Proposition 125 affected independent liquor stores, and what does that mean for local businesses this holiday season?
Dish Network cutting nearly 500 Colorado jobs in January
The job cuts will begin Jan. 7 and include senior engineers, accountants, sales associates, and more.
Spirit Airlines leaves Denver International Airport
Spirit Airlines plans to pull out of Denver International Airport starting next year.
Arapahoe Basin now using 100 percent renewable electricity to power its ski area
The recent milestone, part of the ski area’s pledge to be carbon neutral by 2025, came ahead of schedule.
Despite job gains, Colorado’s business leaders are still downbeat on state’s economic future
Higher interest rates are top of mind for the state’s executives heading into the end of the year.
One big indicator for Colorado’s economy is getting increasingly hard to rely on
Wonky data makes it difficult to get a real-time picture of the employment situation.
Colorado’s private sector jobs made big gains in August
The leisure and hospitality segment saw the biggest increase, with 4,700 new jobs in August.
Kroger and Albertsons agree to sell more than 50 stores in Colorado as part of merger plan
The deal ensures that no stores will close and no frontline jobs will be lost.
Toughened by three years of COVID, Colorado businesses not too worried about upswing in cases
“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.”
Stress, social media, pandemic are taking a heavy toll on Colorado kids’ mental health, according to annual report
The Kids Count in Colorado report showed high mental health distress and large disparities in poverty.
Planning to buy cannabis in Colorado with a debit card? Not if you use Mastercard
Mastercard recently banned their cards from being used to buy marijuana products.
Amid contract negotiations, Colorado’s Kaiser Permanente employees say there aren’t enough workers to care for patients
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.
