COLORADO

Colorado Economics News

In Colorado, economics news means statewide growth, market trends and fiscal policy. Coverage here tracks the primary forces driving the economy across the entire state.

Colorado to Implement Medicaid Work Rules in 2027

Colorado to Implement Medicaid Work Rules in 2027

Starting January 1, 2027, Medicaid recipients in Colorado will face new monthly work requirements and shortened renewal periods.

Live Poll

Should states mandate work requirements for residents to maintain their public health coverage?


Employment

Employment

Colorado Resorts to See Winter Booking Declines

Lodging properties expect lower winter occupancy and revenue as travel costs rise through March 2027.


Regional Economics

Live Poll

Do you support the proposed regulatory and tax changes to improve Colorado's business environment?

Regional Economics

Colorado Council Submits Business Growth Roadmap

The Governor's Competitiveness Council proposed new strategies to boost local business expansion and economic development.

Colorado Council Submits Business Growth Roadmap

Inflation

Live Poll

Do you support state-mandated delivery fees to help fund local transportation and public transit projects?

Inflation

Colorado Increases State Retail Delivery Fee

As of July 1, 2026, the mandatory state fee for motor vehicle deliveries has risen to 31 cents.

Colorado Increases State Retail Delivery Fee

Economic Indicators

Live Poll

Do you support your local government offering tax incentives to attract new private companies?

Economic Indicators

Colorado Approves Tax Credits for DISA Uranium Corp

The state incentives aim to secure a new company headquarters and bring over 100 jobs to Colorado.

Colorado Approves Tax Credits for DISA Uranium Corp

Coverage takes in unemployment data, housing cost trends, interest rate impacts and state revenue reports. It reaches from the capital to the rural counties. Tourism and energy extraction remain the two industries that drive distinct seasonal cycles in the state economy. Shifts in housing affordability and workforce availability are the recurring themes most likely to shape economic data.