Toys "R" Us reopened a flagship store in Colorado, with plans for more stores and holiday pop-ups, aiming to increase its U.S. presence after bankruptcy and acquisition by WHP Global.

Denver Auditor Timothy O’Brien reported prime contractors violated contracts without penalty, disadvantaging small, minority, and women-owned business subcontractors; a lack of oversight and communication was also highlighted.

BoodleBox, an AI platform for education, is relocating its headquarters to Colorado Springs, promising 30 new jobs and enhanced AI collaboration in the area.

The MICHELIN Guide awarded its first two-star rating in Colorado to The Wolf’s Tailor in Denver, and one-star ratings to three new restaurants, highlighting the state's culinary growth.

Mytikas Manufacturing is bringing 170 new jobs to Fremont County, Colorado, focusing on steel and tiny home production, facilitated by the state's Rural Jump-Start program.

The BLM has invited public comments on the potential lease of over 70,000 acres in Colorado for oil and gas exploration, with the lease sale scheduled for March 2026.

Trader Joe's is opening a new store in Westminster, Denver, on July 25th, with beer and wine sales included. This expansion is part of their nationwide growth to reach more customers.

Frasca Food and Wine in Boulder won the Outstanding Restaurant title at the James Beard Awards, which included a heartfelt speech on the industry's inclusiveness by co-owner Bobby Stuckey.

Kroenke Sports & Entertainment acquires land including Elitch Gardens and Meow Wolf in Denver for redevelopment, signaling major urban transformation.

Boulder County launches a grant to help mobile businesses shift to electric power, covering up to 80% of costs for electric systems and efficient equipment.

Denver opens applications for the Business Impact Opportunity Fund, offering $15,000 grants to support small businesses affected by construction on East Colfax Bus Rapid Transit and West Colfax projects until June 10, 2025.

Las Animas County's economy is set to grow as Bird & Squirrel Hydroponics joins Colorado's Rural Jump-Start Program, promising jobs and advanced farming technology.

Denver offers small business grants through Certifiably Green Denver for sustainable practices, prioritizing NEST neighborhoods but open to all local small businesses.