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Human Remains Found at Rocky Mountain National Park
Estes Park · Estes Park

Human Remains Found at Rocky Mountain National Park

75% Center coverage: 12 sources
ESTES PARK, Colo. (KRDO) -- The National Park Service says human remains were found in Rocky Mountain National Park. According to officials, the remainsSee the Story
2025 The Ascendant Presented by Blue
Burlington, Colorado · Burlington

2025 The Ascendant Presented by Blue

80% Center coverage: 5 sources
Explore our exclusive special section for The Ascendant presented by Blue 2025 at TPC Colorado! Get the full event schedule, player profiles, course maps, family activities, local Berthoud tips, and learn how this tournament supports the Northern Colorado community. Plan your visit and experience the best of this premier golf event!See the Story

Asked on Reddit: How to stop obsessing about money

82% Center coverage: 17 sources
A Reddit user recently asked for advice on ways to stop thinking about money nonstop. Related Articles Trump tells US steelworkers he’s going to double tariffs on foreign steel to 50% Sellers outnumber prospective homebuyers as high prices and mortgage rates skew the housing market Oreo maker Mondelez sues Aldi, alleging grocery chain copies its packaging to confuse customers Wall …RedditSee the Story

How to cut spending without cutting out small businesses

64% Center coverage: 11 sources
By Lauren Schwahn, NerdWallet It’s a challenging time for small businesses. A majority of small businesses – 59% — cited financial uncertainty as the biggest challenge they’re facing. Business owners were surveyed as part of the May 2025 Small Business Economic Report from the National Small Business Association. It’s difficult for businesses to plan around changing tariffs, tax policies and consumer spending shifts, says Elizabeth Gore, co-foun…See the Story

10 Sources of Emergency Cash, Ranked From Best to Worst

85% Center coverage: 94 sources
If unanticipated expenses exceed your emergency fund, here’s a look at where to go next. 1. Your own emergency fund/short-term securities Emergency funds should be held outside of tax-sheltered wrappers and include highly liquid investments like bank savings accounts, money market accounts, and so on. 2. Low-risk assets in taxable account Next, look at other taxable holdings: investments in brokerage accounts, outside the confines of tax-shelter…BusinessSee the Story

Facing Tariffs, Should Shoppers Seek ‘Made in USA’ Goods?

80% Center coverage: 21 sources
By Anna Helhoski, NerdWallet Shoppers who are concerned about tariffs driving up the costs of their favorite products might think that “Made in USA” goods could offer financial relief. But finding domestically manufactured, budget-friendly items may take effort. Americans like the idea of buying more American-made products. A November 2024 poll by Morning Consult, conducted for the Alliance for American Manufacturing, found that 60% of Americans…Donald TrumpSee the Story

Here's Where Normal People Can Still Buy Homes, According to Real Estate Data

68% Center coverage: 76 sources
(NEXSTAR) – If you've given up on home ownership, you're not alone. The dream has grown unaffordable and unrealistic for Americans in many major cities. "The rapid rise in home values coupled with the doubling of mortgage rates caused the cost of owning a home to soar. Unfortunately, incomes just haven’t kept up. That lowered affordability everywhere," said Zillow senior economist Orphe Divounguy. But if you look closely, some pockets of America…Theresa May · New YorkSee the Story

Behind the Bylines: How Good Journalism Helps You Manage Uncertainty

83% Center coverage: 12 sources
The amount of uncertainty we seem to face daily can be exhausting. Global crises, economic downturns, and heightened political discord have undoubtedly increased our collective anxiety. This increase is not simply a result of uncertainty, but because uncertainty has begun to seem unmanageable. The unpredictability can feel threatening. Journalists have always lived at the intersection of certainty and uncertainty. Often, the very essence of thei…EconomySee the Story

Colorado's New Law Addressing Misgendering and Deadnaming Faces Free Speech Lawsuit

59% Right coverage: 32 sources
A recently enacted law in Colorado that addresses the use of misgendering and deadnaming has become the subject of a legal challenge. Critics of the law argue that it may infringe on First Amendment protections related to free speech, while supporters maintain it is a necessary step to protect the rights and dignity of transgender individuals. The outcome of the lawsuit could have broader implications for how similar laws are crafted and enforced across the United States.Colorado Politics · DenverSee the Story

Is the Trump administration’s plan to tax all Chinese-built ships a good idea?

88% Center coverage: 17 sources
The Trump administration recently announced a plan for steep port fees on Chinese-built vessels, which dominate global trade and are frequently in San Diego Bay. The idea is to limit China’s dominance in the seas by making it more expensive to use their vessels and, in theory, push the nation’s importers into the arms of the comparatively small U.S. shipbuilding industry. The new Chinese levies, which wouldn’t take effect until mid-October, coul…TariffsSee the Story

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