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Denver partially lifts Nativ Hotel restrictions weeks after second shutdown
Denver has partially lifted restrictions on the Nativ Hotel, allowing food and alcohol service to resume. However, the hotel's nightclub remains closed due to an ongoing licensing dispute.
Project breaks ground at former American Motel site
A new development project has commenced at the site of the former American Motel, supported by up to $9 million from the Wheat Ridge Urban Renewal Authority. This initiative aims to revitalize the area and enhance local infrastructure.
Key deadline is fast approaching for new Opportunity Zone program
A key deadline is approaching for the new Opportunity Zone program, which is expected to attract significant competition for available funding. Tighter restrictions are anticipated to result in fewer deals being made under the program.
Colorado governor candidate Phil Weiser pledges to champion business and protect consumers
Phil Weiser, a candidate for governor of Colorado, has committed to supporting business initiatives while ensuring consumer protection. He aims to replicate the successful strategies of former Governor Roy Romer, who addressed population decline in the state during the late 20th century.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Victor Marx touts 'proprietary software' to audit state spending
Republican gubernatorial candidate Victor Marx has introduced proprietary software aimed at auditing state spending. He emphasizes a rigorous approach to identifying fraud, likening it to a DOGE-like pursuit. Marx believes this initiative could significantly impact his election campaign.
More than $1B in tariff refunds are in limbo. Here's why.
Small businesses are facing challenges due to over $1 billion in tariff refunds that remain unresolved. The delays are contributing to increased costs for these businesses, impacting their financial stability.
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