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Increased Incidence of ATM Robberies is Focus of New Senate Legislation
A bill moving through Congress that would increase penalties for robbing automated teller machines has now won the backing of 15 state attorneys general. In a letter sent to Congress
Vacant Late 1940s Fort Collins Motel May be Remediated and Redeveloped
The future of a sprawling motel dating to 1949 in Fort Collins remains anything but certain. Located at 1220 N College Avenue, El Palomino Motel was a part of the
Fort Collins’ Legendary El Burrito Restaurant May Soon Be on the Market
A one-story building in Fort Collins that for decades has housed one of the city’s most popular Mexican restaurants may soon be up for sale. Located at 404 Linden Street
A Pleasant Summer Surprise: Corporate American Now Receiving Much-Anticipated Tariff Refunds
Upwards of nearly $10 billion has now been received by some of the country’s largest companies in tariff refunds. According to a new study put together by the Wall Street
Plans for Big Extension of Ever-Growing Phoenix Transit System Set for Community Open Houses
Public input meetings are scheduled to be held between now and October in Phoenix on a project that will see the 10-mile expansion of the city’s light rail system. The
Funding Secured for Renovation of New Deal Era Public Bath House in Pueblo CO
A one-story stone bath house in Pueblo, built as part of a Works Progress Administration project in the mid-1930s, is receiving $234,300 in preservation and renovation funds. Located in Pueblo’s
New Survey Shows Uneven State-by-State Remodeling Growth
With varied patterns across the country, the home remodeling industry appears to be greatly buffeted by prospects in the nation’s three largest states. According to a newly released study put
Arizona’s Dutch Bros Coffee Chain Sees Significant Spring 2026 Earnings Gain as Company Expands
A fast-growing Arizona-based coffee shop chain with locations throughout the Grand Canyon State as well as Colorado and New Mexico saw its revenue grow by nearly 33% in the second
Socorro Warehouses, No Longer to be Used for Federal Detention Purposes, Soon Go to Market
Three massive warehouses in Socorro will soon be listed for sale by the General Services Administration after earlier being considered as new holding facilities for the Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Ongoing Increase in Data Center Construction Seen as Major 2026 Midterm Election Issue
Rarely talked about as a campaign issue in the last round of mid-term elections in 2022, the debate over real and proposed data center construction is proving an animating force
