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Holston says Colorado higher ed, workforce programs spend almost $2 billion a year

The state had already identified more than 110 programs across seven entities. Holston said ordinary cross-agency coordination often produces discussion without enough action as Colorado plans a more unified system.

Watch: Colorado deputy film commissioner talks Sundance opportunities and film careers for students

Arielle Brachfeld discusses festival work, student pricing, networking, production-office jobs and ways students can build experience as Sundance prepares to come to Boulder.

Colorado film office plans statewide festival opportunity directory as Sundance comes to CU Boulder

Deputy Film Commissioner Arielle Brachfeld said students should gain experience at other Colorado festivals and build production-office skills, while the state Film Office does not control Sundance Film Festival hiring or placements.

Kalshi’s rent TikTok ad was ‘inexcusable,’ Ricky Mulvey says

Mike Pence says he expects to visit Colorado Christian University about once a month

The former vice president did not explain what the visits would involve. His organization had not responded to a request for clarification by publication time.

Transcript: Ricky Mulvey on gambling, prediction markets and unconventional investments

Financial journalist Ricky Mulvey calls a Kalshi rent ad ‘inexcusable’ and discusses a $74 million options loss, Pokémon cards, gold and what bear markets mean for young investors.

‘Those Service Members Did Not Have to Die’: Laubacher Blames Trump Administration

A Kalshi TikTok ad sold prediction markets as a way to pay rent. Ricky Mulvey called it ‘inexcusable’

The financial journalist said the ad turned financially vulnerable users into “fish for the advanced traders” on the platform.

Community College Student Missed Graduation for Work

Laubacher says Trump administration bears ‘all the responsibility’ for Jordan troop deaths

The Democratic nominee challenging Lauren Boebert called the Iran war unnecessary and rejected further military action as the U.S. military death toll rose to 17 Sunday.

He Chose a $5,000 Community College Over a $25,000 University

He Traded Graduation for a Day’s Pay. Then He Made It to CU Anschutz Nursing.

Parker Rand chose community college because it cost less and offered the same value for his prerequisites. Now the Colorado native is studying in the state’s top-ranked BSN program.