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What stands between Broncos and a stadium at Burnham Yard? A community deal, council votes and land cleanup

The Broncos may have finished their search for a new stadium site, but it is just the beginning of making their new home at Burnham Yard a reality.

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Safeway’s plan to close 10 Colorado stores sparks concern over access to groceries, job losses

Several stores from Denver to Lamar will close by November 7.

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Federal appeals court allows Vail to ban UPS, FedEx trucks from pedestrian malls

A federal appeals court sided with Vail in a yearslong dispute over pedestrian safety, restoring the town’s ban on UPS and FedEx trucks in its two main villages.

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Exclusive Resorts makes $39M bid for Inspirato, both founded by Denver’s Handler brothers

Exclusive Resorts–co-founded with Shark Tank alum Tom Filippini—has offered $39M to acquire Inspirato. Directors are reviewing the bid ahead of a Sept. 19 vote.

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What does the loss of U.S. Space Command mean to Colorado Springs?

The state’s second-largest city has to figure out how to maintain its position in the aerospace and defense sector without U.S. Space Command headquartered at Peterson Space Force Base, where it has been for the past six years.

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Colorado seeks developer to build on parking lot by Governor’s Mansion

Gov. Jared Polis doesn’t live in the building. But he wants others to move in next door.

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SpaceX spends $17 billion to acquire spectrum licenses from Englewood-based EchoStar

SpaceX and EchoStar will enter into a long-term commercial agreement, which will allow EchoStar’s Boost Mobile subscribers to access SpaceX’s next-generation Starlink Direct to Cell service.

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Real estate redux: Why 2025’s housing market feels like 2024