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First phase of Durango airport expansion complete

Project finishes on time and on budget ahead of larger Phase 1B

Six local, small businesses receive grants to promote economic development

The grant comes after Cortez was chosen to be part of the state’s Community Business Preservation Program

Colorado pumps $21 million into fast-charger expansion for electric vehicles

As EV sales slow, Colorado wants the new stations to serve as an answer to consumer ‘range anxiety’

Pilot shortage hinders Farmington airline service airport manager says

Airport manager says SkyWest Airlines service timeline is in doubt

Colorado keeps quiet about faulty job data as federal agency calls out the erratic numbers

The jobs data that Colorado rolled out earlier in March should be based on official information but is still just a guess, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Colorado’s labor ...

Outdoor gear sales dropped in 2023, leaving mountain retailers struggling with high rents, high taxes and too-few workers

Overall sales of gear and apparel dropped 3% last year. Independent stores were hit much harder as core outdoor consumers slowed their spending

Tractor Supply Co. adding Bayfield location

Construction on new store expected to start this spring

Estes Park set to host Sundance directors at Stanley Hotel. Could it mean a larger role in movies?

Could $450 million upgrade, new film center lure country’s largest film festival to state?

Colorado’s job market had a ‘rosier picture’ in 2023 than earlier estimates indicated

As final numbers are tallied, the job market in Colorado did considerably better than initial reports that come out monthly – nearly 40,000 jobs better. Payrolls increased 2.5% in 2023, whic...

Florida rivals ask courts to stop online sports gambling off tribal lands

DeSantis gave the tribe exclusive rights to wagers on its reservations.

Spring is heating up with Durango’s Rocky Mountain Mobile Sauna

Durango entrepreneur brings luxury to homes across Southwest Colorado

Companies used scheme to shift liability for orphaned wells onto Colorado, lawsuit claims

Denver-based HRM Resources acted as a middleman, moving wells from larger companies to smaller ones that went bankrupt, lawsuit says