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Greeley Starbucks becomes 8th Colorado shop to unionize
By
Matt Bloom
· Sep. 28, 2022
Money
El Paso and Teller counties have recovered all of the jobs (and then some) lost due to the pandemic
By
Abigail Beckman
· Sep. 28, 2022
Government and Politics
This Aurora resident was towed illegally and charged $500. With the help of a new Colorado law, she got her money back
By
Matt Bloom
· Sep. 28, 2022
Transportation
To fill hundreds of empty snowplow seats, CDOT plans to offer state-owned housing to drivers
By
Nathaniel Minor
· Sep. 27, 2022
Government and Politics
You might get another TABOR refund next spring. Here’s how much you can expect to get
By
Andrew Kenney
· Sep. 22, 2022
Environment
A dispute over who has the right to the Arkansas River bed in Southern Colorado could have far-reaching consequences
By
Shanna Lewis
· Sep. 21, 2022
Money
Colorado has two job openings for every unemployed person
By
Will Cornelius
· Sep. 15, 2022
Transportation
Biden announces tentative railway labor deal, averting strike
By
The Associated Press
· Sep. 15, 2022
Money
An online directory connects Coloradans to local Black-owned businesses
By
Chandra Thomas Whitfield
· Sep. 14, 2022
Money
Colorado’s minimum wage will increase nearly 9 percent next year as inflation cuts into pocketbooks
By
Sarah Mulholland
· Sep. 14, 2022
2022 Elections
Coloradans will vote on whether to increase affordable housing funding this fall. The initiative is ‘urgently needed,’ but its odds are hard to predict
By
Paolo Zialcita
and
Andrew Kenney
· Sep. 13, 2022
Energy
Colorado’s largest electric cooperative no longer wants to own a piece of the state’s troubled Comanche coal plant
By
Miguel Otárola
· Sep. 7, 2022
Money
Denver home prices decline for second straight month as mortgage interest rates rise
By
Sarah Mulholland
· Sep. 2, 2022
Money
Economists: Southern Colorado looks headed for a recession, but so does the rest of the U.S.
By
Dan Boyce
· Sep. 2, 2022
Science
Humans are again aiming at the moon with NASA’s Artemis missions — and Colorado is at the center of it
By
Sarah Mulholland
· Aug. 26, 2022
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