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Metro Denver had the second-lowest unemployment rate in December out of all U.S. major metros
The Denver metro area closed 2016 with 40,187 people unemployed, according to a federal jobs report released Wednesday.


Auditor: Colorado prisons have sharply reduced their use of solitary confinement, but there are still some serious issues
A state auditor's report finds the Colorado isn't doing enough to keep mentally ill people out of isolation cells, which can further damage their mental health.

Colorado’s oil, gas, mining jobs not predicted to come back in 2017
All but Colorado's natural resources and mining industry are predicted to see gains.

Colorado’s unemployment dips lower in October, but some groups could still be struggling
Only 3.5 percent of the Colorado's workforce was unemployed in October, the state says.

Denver metro employment continues positive direction ahead of 2016 presidential election
Just 2.9 percent of the workforce was unemployed in the Denver metro in September, BLS data shows.

Colorado Department of Corrections is looking into an inmate’s death as a possible homicide
Authorities are investigating the apparent killing of an inmate at the Limon Correctional Facility.


Colorado isn’t exactly the booming economy it once was
Colorado can still boast having a strong economy, but the state isn't the bustling job creator it once was, according to two new reports.