Denver’s Xcimer says its KrF‑laser prototype could cut electricity costs and create hundreds of local jobs. The company has DOE backing and recent hardware milestones to show investors.

A Fort Collins neurologist pairs EEG headsets and AI to estimate "brain age," aiming to flag early dementia and seizure risk as new laws move to protect neural data.

Chris Spagnoletti takes over as Ursa Major CEO as the Berthoud firm ramps production and opens a 400‑acre test site in Weld County.

Angi will cut about 350 jobs, saying AI‑driven efficiency makes parts of its operation redundant. Company filings estimate $22M–$30M in charges and $70M–$80M in annual savings.

Camas-based nLIGHT priced a $175M offering and is expanding manufacturing in Longmont while its stock slid after a long run-up.

Colorado regulators will review adding ibogaine to the Natural Medicine program this spring, raising questions about sourcing, safety and who would provide treatment.

An 11-year-old from Fort Collins returned home after a rare combined heart-liver transplant at Children's Hospital Colorado. Surgeons and the family credited a speedy donor match and a coordinated, multidisciplinary team.

Illumina has completed its acquisition of SomaLogic, folding the SomaScan proteomics platform and a Boulder lab into its multiomics push.

York Space Systems raised $629M in an upsized IPO and saw shares open above the offering price, valuing the Denver company at roughly $4.75B. The listing spotlights Denver’s growing role in the space supply chain.

Two Colorado companies recently crossed the $10 billion private‑valuation mark, lifting the state's tech profile and sparking questions about jobs, power and permits. The wins are reshaping hiring and campus plans across the Front Range.

Denver Police Department has launched a pilot drone program to improve emergency response times and provide live situational awareness for officers responding to incidents.

Denver celebrates GIS Day virtually on November 12th, highlighting the importance of GIS technology in city management and offering "lightning talks" on diverse applications such as public safety and urban planning.

The Colorado Springs Police Department is launching mobile Speed Safety Cameras in October to improve road safety, especially around schools and high-risk areas.