Colorado Newsline: New bill would narrow scope of Colorado’s landmark 2024 AI law

After months of closed-door negotiations over changes to a 2024 law that aims to protect consumers from discrimination by artificial intelligence systems, top Democrats in the Colorado Legislature in the final days of the legislative session are backing a proposal to dramatically narrow the law’s scope. Senate Bill 26-189, introduced Friday evening, closely resembles a […]

Daily Sentinel: Middle school students compete in Civics Bee

Grand Valley middle school students competed in the National Civics Bee regional competition Saturday, facing off in a live quiz event testing their civics knowledge. Three finalists earned the chance to participate in the state-level competition, hosted in Denver by the Colorado Chamber of Commerce on July 24. The state champion from that event will […]

Grand Junction-area Middle School Students Compete in National Civics Bee Competition

For media inquiries, please contact Teresa Busk at [email protected]. GRAND JUNCTION, Colorado – Middle school students from Grand Junction-area schools competed in the 2026 National Civics Bee® regional competition on May 2. The event was hosted by the Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the Colorado Chamber of Commerce Foundation, the Daniels Fund and the Civic Trust of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce […]

Aspen Daily News: Area students compete in regional Civics Bee

Middle school students from the Roaring Fork and Colorado river valleys, as well as Steamboat Springs, competed in the 2026 National Civics Bee regional competition in Carbondale on April 30. The event was hosted by the Carbondale Chamber of Commerce and Youthentity in partnership with the Colorado Chamber of Commerce Foundation, the Daniels Fund and the Civic Trust of the U.S. […]

Littleton Independent: New leadership, same mission at Littleton Business Chamber

Since 2022, Korri Lundock has served as the Littleton Business Chamber’s executive director, a nonprofit she helped build when it was initially just a group of five local entrepreneurs. … The chamber also aims to remain during election season, especially for municipal elections, which is different from other chambers like the Colorado Chamber of Commerce […]

Daily Sentinel: Regulatory costs are part of the affordability crisis

Let’s talk about “affordability.” With midterm elections looming, voters driving down the Highway of Life will be suffering the two parties in the back seat squabbling about which one is responsible for the continually rising high cost of living. Let’s pull the car over and get at least a part of the story about “who […]

CPR: Key labor bill clears Colorado legislature, faces Polis veto for second year in a row

The Colorado legislature passed a politically charged pro-union bill Friday, setting up a possible veto by Gov. Jared Polis after he rejected the same measure last year. House Bill 26-1005, named the Worker Protection Act by supporters, is a top priority for legislative Democrats and the state’s labor unions, while Republicans and business groups, including […]

ACTION ALERT: Help Get HB 1421 Across the Finish Line

One of the Colorado Chamber’s priority bills for the 2026 session has successfully passed the House and is now moving to the Senate floor. With your help, we can keep this momentum going! House Bill 1421 protects the integrity of Colorado’s legal system by addressing the growing influence of private equity firms in legal services. […]

Carbondale-area Middle School Students Compete in National Civics Bee Competition

For media inquiries, please contact Teresa Busk at [email protected]. CARBONDALE, Colorado – Middle school students from Carbondale-area schools competed in the 2026 National Civics Bee® regional competition on April 30. The event was hosted by the Carbondale Chamber of Commerce and Youthentity in partnership with the Colorado Chamber of Commerce Foundation, the Daniels Fund and the Civic Trust of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation. Students […]