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The "no tax on tips" provision allows qualified workers to deduct up to $25,000 from their income taxes
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Housing advocates say corporate landlords and their use of rent-setting algorithms are unfairly driving up rents and manipulating the rental market, making it harder and harder for Coloradans to afford rent.
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Proposed cuts to Medicaid would hit women at a time when many already feel economically insecure.
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‘I saw Job Corps as the light’: Students worry losing the program could throw their lives off courseJob Corps is the latest federal program caught in a tug-of-war between the Trump administration, lawyers, congresspeople and participants.
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Repealing the Inflation Reduction Act could hurt state economies and raise energy costs for consumers, according to a new study. Much of the IRA’s investments went to rural, Republican congressional districts, including in Western states.
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Climate Jobs Colorado has two goals: speeding and scaling up green energy projects around the state, and getting union labor to do the jobs created by those projects.
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In a world that's moved away from wool, some Colorado ranchers are still scraping by
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Over the past 20 years, Colorado has had higher quit rates compared to the national average. Spring and summer 2024 were no exception.
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More Colorado businesses are converting to employee-owned models with the direct support of a state office. Experts say Colorado’s office is a model in how states can support businesses that want to explore or transition to employee ownership.
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The Colorado Energy Office is giving $240,000 to the Colorado River Valley Economic Development Partnership. The regional partnership plans to use the grant to fund a staff position dedicated to economic diversification around clean energy.
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The Colorado group hopes to draw greater attention to small businesses based in rural parts of the state.
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Clean energy jobs are exploding in Colorado and nowhere faster than the Eastern Plains. Wind energy is a big reason.