Financial fraud is on the rise nationally. Across all 50 states and D.C., the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) Internet Crime report tracked 859,532 fraud claims in 2024.
Capping new capacity at 200 megawatts would cost Colorado 17,800 jobs and reduce the state’s population growth by 20,400 through 2031.
In 2024, Colorado dipped its toe into AI regulation with passage of Senate Bill (SB) 24-205. The bill, which takes effect on February 1, 2026, attempts to regulate the use of high-risk AI systems.
During July, Colorado gained 3,700 total nonfarm jobs. The state’s private sector gained 2,900 jobs, while government employment grew by 800 jobs.