Jeanne Davant

Gas prices up more than $2 a gallon and airfares rising 20% haven't stopped Southern Colorado tourism yet, but industry leaders from Colorado Springs to Trinidad are cautiously watching the summer season.

Ben VanderWerf of BHV Adventures in Arriba is building tiny homes and tiny home communities to address affordable housing gaps on Colorado's Front Range and Eastern Plains.

The Colorado Chamber of Commerce defeated or amended all 15 "job killer" bills in the 2026 session, blocking more than $468 million in potential business costs, according to its annual report.

Luke Harper Prince joined the Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region to study how artists and creatives drive economic activity -- and a new snapshot study is backing him up with data.

Concert promoter Jesse Morreale says the Colorado Springs City Auditorium renovation is entering the design development phase, with permits expected soon and a target reopening date by end of 2026 or early 2027.

USDA Rural Development Colorado State Director Sallie Clark outlines more than 70 programs supporting housing, business growth and community infrastructure across Southern Colorado, from Fremont County to Fort Garland and Trinidad.

Senate Bill 26-64, signed into law and effective Aug. 12, expands Colorado's Agricultural Future Loan Program to help new farmers and ranchers secure financing for at-risk farmland and water resources.

A new national report finds Colorado minimum wage workers would need to work 80 hours a week to afford a modest one-bedroom apartment, with Southern Colorado counties from El Paso to Las Animas facing sharp gaps between wages and fair market rents.

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