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Vibrant businesses line Alamosa’s Main Street, which hosts events to bring residents and visitors Downtown. Alamosa’s four-block Main Street, the east-west thoroughfare that threads through the…

The highest tariff rates since the late 1800s are impacting the U.S. economy, Dr. Bill Craighead, director of the University of Colorado Colorado Springs Economic Forum,…

Photo credit: Hart Van Denburg Small businesses struggle to secure start-up, working capital or expansion funds from traditional financial institutions. Access to capital is determined by…

Colorado Springs Mayor Yemi Mobolade began his second State of the City address by noting the city’s revenue growth has flattened since 2023, largely due to…

AI is here to stay — and it’s getting better fast. To make it work for your business, remember just two rules: Pick the right model.…

The Job Growth Incentive Tax Credit encourages businesses to expand in or relocate to Colorado while fostering the creation of new jobs that benefit communities. The…

Greystar, which manages Fiona Apartments in downtown Colorado Springs, agreed to pay $50 million to settle allegations it conspired with competitors to inflate rental prices. Greystar…

Lucha’s Cantina & Speakeasy blends steakhouse dining, taco fare, and an elegant cocktail lounge into a restaurant destination inspired by lucha libre culture. Jason Gonzales started…

These are renderings of a Mytikas tiny home. The average retail price of a luxury tiny home from Mytikas will be $225,000. Lumber price volatility is…

Carpenters from Dreamwood Homes and Colorado Shed Co. build a shed in 18 minutes during Operation Sudden Impact. Photo by Sydney White with Careers in Construction.…