Jeanne Davant

New programs affecting Colorado employers and employees will add to the cost of doing business next year — and it’s time to start planning for them now.

Thirty years ago this month, voters approved Amendment 2, which sought to make it illegal to prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation. That earned Colorado a reputation as the Hate

In her six years as executive director of Safe Passage, the children’s advocacy center for Colorado Springs that helps abused children begin to heal, Maureen “Mo” Basenberg has transformed the

At UCHealth, Ann Cesare’s official title is senior director of community and government affairs for the Southern Colorado region. It’s a job that is perfect for her, because it allows

Meghan Stidd came to UCCS as a freshman in 2000 and essentially never left.

For the past decade, manufacturing in Colorado has been growing, despite facing headwinds.

The holiday season may present a quandary for employers: how to accommodate various religious beliefs and practices in the workplace.

Twitter’s turmoil, Facebook’s constant algorithm shifts and TikTok’s untrustworthiness with users’ data has lots of businesses wondering if social media advertising still is the marketing necessity it used to be.

In a couple of months, the city of Colorado Springs will begin a major reconstruction of two portions of South Academy Boulevard, from the ground up.

Kendall Gretsch encourages everyone to register for PPLD's Summer Adventure reading program