Denver-born Birdcall signed a five-unit franchise deal with Littleton partners to bring the chicken chain into Southwest Denver, with the first location expected in about 18 months.

Plug Power cut 74 jobs at its Houston manufacturing site as the company seeks shareholder approval to avoid a reverse stock split.

A Burlington convenience store sold a $1.5 million Megabucks ticket in the Jan. 28 drawing. See the winning numbers, odds and what winners need to know.

Gunjan Kedia will become chair of U.S. Bancorp after the April shareholders meeting as Andy Cecere plans to retire, the bank announced.

Badger Meter landed a record contract to supply cellular water meters for Puerto Rico; production will be handled at its Racine plant with shipments slated for 2026.

Phoenix shifts focus from CAPEX rail project to high-capacity transit options on Indian School Road, seeking better alignment with west Phoenix community needs and engagement.

Gas prices in Texas have risen after a winter storm, with statewide averages reaching $2.50 per gallon. Recovery efforts are ongoing as energy production resumes.

Las Vegas visitors dropped to 38.5 million in 2025, down by 7.5% from 2024, while conventions remained stable.

Shareholders at Denver’s SM Energy and Civitas approved a $12.8B all‑stock merger, clearing the way for a combined, Denver‑headquartered oil-and-gas company. The deal carries a planned leadership transition and an expected Jan. 30 close.

Amazon is closing all of its Amazon Fresh and Amazon Go stores to focus on profitable ventures, converting some into Whole Foods amid expansion plans, while emphasizing its strength in grocery delivery services.

NYC is suing Radiant Solar for fraud, seeking $20 million in penalties and restitution after the company allegedly overcharged customers and provided poor installations.

Kathmandu MoMoCha, a Seattle-based Nepalese food business, adapted to the COVID-19 pandemic by selling frozen momos and utilizing funds from the Capital Access Program to buy a food truck, enabling home deliveries and business expansion.

Dow Inc. plans to cut 4,500 jobs as part of its "Transform to Outperform" initiative, shifting towards AI and automation to boost operational EBITDA by $2 billion.