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One estimate finds that if this year’s El Niño is similar to that of the late ‘90s, damages could climb to nearly $1 trillion.

Roger Scott struggled to find work after being laid off from his software engineering job. Then a conversation with his financial adviser changed everything.

This group of friends who bought a triplex together are part of a growing movement contending with the housing affordability crisis in the U.S. They’re proving the American dream of owning a home can look a bit different today.

Some bankers are lending less as rates increase. Some of the businesses that do want loans are facing more scrutiny over their finances.

The City and County of Boulder argues that Exxon Mobil and Suncor Energy knowingly contributed to climate change while deceiving the public.

Farmers nationwide grew way too many potatoes, flooding the market and crashing the price.

Corporate investors and private equity firms are buying up mobile home parks across the country. In Colorado, one community recently found out their park is for sale for $44.5 million.

Denver is going to find out. Last year, Denver’s City Council voted to eliminate minimum parking requirements for all new construction.

New computer modeling technology helped make the case.

The utility Denver Water is looking to customer education — and fines — to get through the worst drought on record.