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Canada’s trade war with U.S. could put a dent in Coloradans’ pocketbooks

Canada is Colorado’s largest international trading partner.

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Meta’s settlement with Colorado appears to address experts’ biggest social media concerns

Social media platforms, as they currently exist, can harm youth mental health through showing users content that makes their existing vulnerabilities worse.

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Meta reaches $17 billion settlement — with $615 million for Colorado — in trial over teen social media addiction

The agreement is worth close to $615 million over nine years in Colorado alone, money that will “go directly to protecting and restoring the mental health and safety of Colorado children,” state officials said.

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Paris, anyone? United Airlines to add nonstop flights from Denver.

Daily service from Denver to the City of Light begins in May.

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Nederland town manager going to Lakewood with Eldora buy still pending

Jonathan Cain, Nederland’s top staffer since mid-2024, will wrap up his tenure Sept. 24. On Oct. 12, he will take the same position in Lakewood.

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Colorado disc golf company turns old Crocs, and other trash, into new products

Some of Trash Panda’s discs feature speckles of plastic from recycled Crocs.

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Spa proposed on former Greyhound site in Curtis Park

Four years ago, two blocks of Curtis Park were home to Greyhound buses and their maintenance facility.

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Jefferson Park apartment rezoning faces neighborhood pushback

The corner of Federal and 22nd may be a harbinger of what’s to come for Jefferson Park.

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US consumer confidence falls to lowest level in 7 months as gas prices remain elevated

Americans remain frustrated with the economy after five years of elevated inflation.

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Pumpkin Spice Latte and fall favorites are back at Starbucks

Caffeine consumers can also find fall flavors at Dunkin’ and Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf.

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