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Cortez Public Library’s new director Leroy Harris highlights summer programs, technology upgrades, and free digital resources for the community.

The measure represents the legislature’s latest attempt to address artificial intelligence as the technology becomes increasingly prevalent.

Sponsors of industry-backed data center bill say they are amending it in ways that will change the fiscal projections.

Utah is using new AI-powered roadway sensors at ports of entry to detect flat or failing truck tires before they cause highway crashes.

Todd Bandhauer designed a powerful electric heat pump that can replace gas-powered boilers used to make steam. More than a fifth of the world's energy is spent producing industrial heat, much of that in the form of steam.

Attorney General Weiser says a proposed $7M settlement with Greystar curbs rent-setting algorithms and data sharing that may have inflated housing costs for Coloradans.

Observers say the trade truce between the U.S. and China could hold for now, easing tensions for global markets and U.S. soybean farmers — but challenges remain. While China’s purchases have pushed soybeans to a 16-month high, Brazil still has a cost advantage, and U.S. farmers continue to face high input prices and labor shortages tied to immigration policies. Meanwhile, new innovations like virtual fencing are helping ranchers adapt to tough conditions on public lands.

Colorado is permitting a Florida-based company to deploy warm-weather cloud seeding in Weld County. It's an attempt to make more rain fall on farm fields.

The legislature is trying to head off a law that takes effect early next year. They’ll have several different choices of how to do that.

The Colorado Chamber hosted a panel with all eight of Colorado's U.S. House members, focusing on the "One Big, Beautiful Bill Act" and its potential impacts on the state's business community.