Tamara Chuang

The federal program offers benefits to investors who can hold on for 10 years. Plus: Utah gear maker bolts for Grand Junction, AG settles with staffing agency, a two-state job fair, more!

Colorado Broadband Office allegations this week — and the cancellation of a $100M federal grant — caught the Parker-based company off guard.

The bankrupt internet provider in Parker was paid $9M of the more than $125M in public funding awards for rural broadband service. Some work has been done, but $3.2M appears to be missing.

A San Luis Valley gardener helps feed her community. Plus: Colorado’s labor force rates dip to 1976 levels, Crusoe AI raises $3.9B, more!

Brandy Reitter led the state’s effort to distribute nearly hundreds of millions in federal funds to improve broadband access.

The state is still a leader but need to do more, says Colorado Chamber Foundation. Plus: Downtown Denver collects more sales tax

The state’s Office of Information Technology also created 98 new jobs, and have hired 88 people. Meanwhile, cyber threats have increased.

Aerospace firm has 120 jobs; Terumo BCT shares how it's filling its holes. Plus: Jobless rate stuck at 3.9%, Mission Foods closing Pueblo plant

Details on what to expect from the self-driving car service, including a map, the priority list and why you shouldn’t grab the steering wheel

Plus: Native Roots’ stores have new owners, SteadyFlow’s water tech attracts state funding, AG joins latest tariff lawsuit.