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Jobs are supposedly plentiful. Why are they so hard to find in Colorado?

Older professional workers with honed skills describe an unexpectedly tough time trying to find new employment.

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A 29% spike in gasoline prices fuels higher inflation in Denver

Inflation in the metro area is running hotter than the U.S. average with higher gasoline, clothing and produce costs the main drivers.

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TESO Life opens first Colorado department store in Aurora

The Asian-focused store is at 1150 S. Ironton St.

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King Soopers begins work on new 123,000-square-foot Aurora grocery store

The 123,000-square-foot store, 21900 E. 56th Ave., is expected to open in late 2027 and will create 250 jobs.

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Safeway to close Arvada grocery store Nov. 14

The grocer says no other store closures are planned.

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Home sales dropping the most in Douglas, Larimer, Denver and Adams counties

Douglas, Larimer, Denver and Adams counties are seeing some of the largest declines in sales over the past year, according to the Colorado Association of Realtors.

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Judge appoints caretaker for X Denver after owners no-show

X Denver, barely five years old, now has a babysitter.

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Judge finds no evidence dog groomer used stolen client list

Douglas County Judge Victoria Klingensmith declined to issue an injunction against Furst Class Pets, which opened in May.

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Local aerospace firm growing ninefold with new HQ in Broomfield