Tamara Chuang

The Attorney General said the filings linked to one Northglenn address were made when filing fees were reduced to $1, at a cost of $765,919 to taxpayers.

A 2019 state law lets local governments set their own minimum wage. Boulder, Erie, Lafyette and three more are considering it.

The state’s externship program places teachers at quantum, space and STEM companies. Will real-life experiences translate into inspiring students?

Being on the ground in Colorado helped the patent office reach inventors where they live — and double its staff in size in five years.

Rohit Chopra, director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, visited Colorado. Plus: July jobs report, unemployment, inflation and more!

Economists say falling housing prices have brought down inflation faster than the U.S. rate of 2.9% in July.

CU economists saw the sharpest decline in new business filings since 2005. But other financial trends indicate business is just getting back to normal.

Some of Denver’s award-winning chefs get specific about their love/hate relationship with Colorado’s largest dining scene.

The number of jobs is still growing but at a slower rate. Plus: Unemployment claims, local layoffs and more!

Minimum wage goes up every year in Denver, Boulder County, Edgewater and the whole state of Colorado. Here's why.

The state’s latest wage report is out with wage growth by occupation. Plus: Wages still growing, FAMLI update, Denver janitors may strike

Six months into the new FAMLI program, 62,000+ workers received $311 million in benefits, or 44% less than projected. Most are back at work.

The idea of recycling is nice. But with few Colorado companies recycling consumer waste into something useful, efforts seem futile. Don’t despair.

Jun 29, 2024 ... The Colorado Privacy Act is already in effect. Here's how to stop sites from tracking you and to make sure your site is in compliance.

Entegris, which makes cases for silicon chips, picked the city because of CHIPS Act incentives. Construction is underway on a 130,000-square-foot facility that was once home to a Hewlett Packard plant.

That’s up from 3.3% in December. The May job report also shows thousands of jobs were added last month.

Colorado still has 1.7 jobs for every unemployed worker. Plus: Hiring by United Airlines, McDonald subsides; $20M grant for CU’s quantum shop

Students from first-generation families often lack access to networks to help get that first job. GlobalMindED is working on that. Plus: Underemployment rates by state, Denver inflation slows.

Jared Polis, Attorney General Phil Weiser and a top Democratic lawmaker agree that Senate Bill 205 needs “additional clarity” and “improvements.” The proclamation follows a letter signed by 200 prominent technology executives and venture capitalists.

The state’s plan will get 99% of Colorado households connected to fast internet and provide discounted plans for $30 a month.