Rising consumer interest drives push for USA-made holiday gifts
When surveyed, 77 percent of Americans prefer to buy goods made in the United States.
Small Business Saturday keeps holiday shopping dollars local
Small businesses are reminding people to shop locally as the holiday shopping season kicks off this week.
Trump vow to impose stiff tariffs at odds with anti-inflation campaign message, Dems say
President-elect Donald Trump’s announcement Monday that he would impose harsh tariffs on the United States’ closest trading partners.
Six-vote margin triggers recount in Colorado House District 16 race
Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold ordered a mandatory recount of votes in House District 16 Tuesday.
Game time: Reviving the Ojibwe way with dice, cards
Launching a year and a half ago, the three-person business is trying to bolster Ojibwe language and culture in the Midwest.
Aircraft to fly over Western Slope for wildlife research
CPW will work to place GPS collars on elk calves, cows and bulls throughout the state during the winter, starting in December.
Tips on navigating post-election sensitivities this Thanksgiving
At Thanksgiving, millions of Americans will see relatives who may be on the other side of the political divide for the first time since the election.
Tips on spotting climate change misinformation and bias
The abundance of misinformation in the media today has created an increased need for media literacy among readers and audiences.
Colorado obesity rate linked to economic inequality, low minimum wages
More than one in five Coloradans are considered obese, a chronic medical condition leading to serious health risks.
Man guilty of defrauding Colorado investors gets 23 years in federal prison
A man found guilty of 14 counts of wire fraud and another count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud got a lengthy prison sentence this week.
