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Phil Weiser’s role starting a CU tech hub offers a window into the gubernatorial candidate’s approach

The barrier-breaking Silicon Flatirons Center’s founding, evolution and legacy at CU show the thinking carried Phil Weiser into politics and now to the Democratic nomination for governor.

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Aurora coffee shop is a go-to destination for kinako hojicha latte, matcha and other drinks

Carbon Coffee’s menu draws on Asian flavors such as ube, black sesame, yuzu, pandan and hojicha.

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Centennial electrician bankrupt after loan payments pile up

The company’s namesake is a Bible verse that reads “And God said, ‘Let there be light,’ and there was light.” CEO and master electrician Dustin Fulton started Genesis in 2014.

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Former Wheat Ridge motel site sells for $16.5 million after years of setbacks

Tony Sherman figured his hotel property was more valuable without the hotel at all.

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Uptown studio under $700: Apartment CEO renting Denver units at 2016 prices

Charlie Hogan is renting apartments in 2026 at 2016 prices.

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Higher costs force tough choices for Colorado pet owners and veterinarians

Unexpected bills and costly clinic visits leave some owners delaying pet care.

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Community college seeks to redevelop 145-acre Lowry Campus in Aurora

The Colorado Community College System wants to redevelop the Lowry Campus, a 145-acre property on the border of Denver and Aurora.

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No relief from inflation as Middle East clashes lifts fuel prices to painful levels

Persistent inflation has presented a major challenge for the inflation-fighters at the Federal Reserve.

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Mortgage rates climb: Average rate on a 30-year home loan hits the highest level in over 14 months