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Wray resident wins $5,000 from scratch ticket

By Centennial State News | Feb 13, 2025

Dewie W., a resident of Wray, has won $5,000 with his $3 Million Fortune Scratch ticket.

Alamosa resident wins $2,500 on scratch ticket

By Centennial State News | Feb 11, 2025

Michael S., a resident of Alamosa, has won $2,500 from the $3 Million Fortune Scratch ticket.

Small businesses face rising uncertainty despite optimism

By Centennial State News | Feb 11, 2025

The NFIB Small Business Optimism Index experienced a decline of 2.3 points in January, reaching 102.8.

NerdWallet Editor: Opponents of credit card regulations opposed by CO bankers say regs could ‘torpedo’ credit card rewards

By Centennial State News | Feb 10, 2025

The managing editor of a financial services website wrote that opponents of credit card regulations proposed in Congress said the regulations could “torpedo” credit card rewards programs.

Northglenn resident wins $2,000 on scratch ticket

By Centennial State News | Feb 10, 2025

Yvonne B., a resident of Northglenn, has won $2,000 from her Wild Cherry Crossword Scratch ticket.

Pueblo resident wins $5,000 in Lucky for Life lottery

By Centennial State News | Feb 10, 2025

Llanda B., a resident of Pueblo, has won $5,000 with her Lucky for Life lottery ticket.

Potato and cheese pierogies highlight February's Colorado Proud Recipe

By Centennial State News | Feb 7, 2025

Colorado is celebrating its February Recipe of the Month with a dish that pays homage to the state's Polish heritage: potato and cheese pierogies.

Analysis: Colorado among 25 states that allow boys to play girls’ high school sports

By Centennial State News | Feb 6, 2025

As President Biden revealed new rules regarding Title IX protections in April of 2024, which redefined “sex” to include “gender-identity,” an analysis by Centennial State News shows that Colorado is one of 25 states that allow boys to play in girls’ high school sports.

Colorado inflation rate outpaces national average as of December 2024

By Centennial State News | Feb 5, 2025

As of December 2024, Colorado experienced a 21.8% increase in prices of goods and services since January 2021, compared to the nationwide trend of a 20.7% increase.

FOIA Request Sent to Colorado Secretary of State Election Department Regarding Spring Elections Candidates for Office on February 5, 2025

By Centennial State News | Feb 5, 2025

FOIA Request to Colorado Secretary of State Election Department Regarding Spring Elections Candidates for Office on February 5, 2025.

NFIB opposes new Colorado bill citing increased burdens for small businesses

By Centennial State News | Jan 31, 2025

Colorado's National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) has voiced its opposition to House Bill 1001, which they argue would impose a significant regulatory burden on employers.

Colorado small businesses oppose changes to Labor Peace Act

By Centennial State News | Jan 28, 2025

Colorado's National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) has voiced its opposition to Senate Bill 5, which aims to alter the Labor Peace Act.

Colorado offers free range riding training amid wolf interactions

By Centennial State News | Jan 27, 2025

Colorado is organizing a free, full-day training session on range riding in Glenwood Springs.

Colorado signs MOU with UK to boost trade and investment

By Centennial State News | Jan 27, 2025

Colorado and the United Kingdom have formalized a new partnership to enhance trade and investment.

Colorado opens applications for specialty crop block grants

By Centennial State News | Jan 27, 2025

The Colorado Department of Agriculture (CDA) has opened the application period for the 2026 growing season for producers and organizations working with specialty crops.

Colorado Bankers Association: Federal credit card regs would ‘negatively impact all banks, regardless of size’

By Centennial State News Service | Jan 22, 2025

A spokesperson for the Missouri Bankers Association (MBA) said an analysis released earlier this month shows that proposed federal credit card regulations backed by U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) would be "bad policy" for the state's banks and consumers.