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Three-quarters of Coloradans are worried they can’t afford to live here, poll finds

The responses suggested a significant minority expected further financial strains in the coming year.

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Colorado’s Sierra Space lands pivotal $798 million ‘Golden Dome’ defense contract

The company will receive $798 million in return for building 18 satellites capable of tracking hypersonic missiles that are very difficult to intercept.

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Who do you call when your historic stained glass window breaks? This Colorado company.

From selling stained glass panels salvaged in Scotland, Faith has grown his Centennial company into one of country’s leading glass restoration companies.

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Frontier Airlines deploying new Starlink-run Wi-Fi service

Southwest and Hawaiian Airlines already use Starlink, but Frontier’s rollout will introduce a more integrated approach.

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The Cannabist Co. pulls the plug on Denver growhouse

Wholesale marijuana prices in Colorado have fallen from around $1,700 per pound during the pandemic boom to less than $600 a pound recently, according to industry sources.

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Is it a convenience store? Buc-ee’s appeals El Paso County’s inability to classify Texas chain’s giant travel centers

The Texas-based chain is seeking the go-ahead to build a 74,000-square-foot travel center and gas station along Interstate 25 near Palmer Lake.

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Planned Cherry Creek cookie shop in limbo as company goes bankrupt

Plans for a Cherry Creek cookie shop may be crumbling.

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Citing taxes and energy mandates, owners close Aurora sports complex after 3 years