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Safeway employees in Colorado are striking. Here’s where things stand

By Sarah Mulholland

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Polis, anti-hunger groups raise objections to proposed SNAP Changes

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Colorado breweries face slowing demand and now steel keg company is tapping out over tariffs

By Sarah Mulholland

GAS STATION TARIFFS

Inflation flattens out a little in Colorado

By Sarah Mulholland

Colorado Freedom Memorial raising funds for new building, expansion

By Elaine Tassy

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Government and Politics

Researcher digs in to federal funding cuts with Impact Project map

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Vail Resorts slide into some rocky economic terrain

By Sarah Mulholland

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Government and Politics

Mayor of Palmer Lake resigns with town divided over possible Buc-ee’s

By Megan Verlee

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Ballot measures funding ‘Healthy School Meals for All’ will head to voters in November

By Jenny Brundin

Nearly $2 million in CDOT’s Safe Routes to Schools funds will improve walkability in Cañon City and La Veta

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Economic long view mostly cloudy with spots of uncertainty

By Sarah Mulholland

Electric power lines and towers in North Denver

Utilities warn Republican budget bill would increase energy costs for Colorado households

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Government and Politics

What Colorado lawmakers think about the White House spending cuts sent to Congress

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Colorado grocery store workers approve a strike if contract negotiations come to that

By Sarah Mulholland

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Data suggests Colorado companies are reducing DEI positions faster than the country as a whole

By Elaine Tassy

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