Good morning, Denver.

Todd and Laura Clyncke have donated gifts to nearly 60 families this holiday season through Catholic Charities’ Adopt-A-Family program, marking 26 years of community service today (they were recently named Denver7 Everyday Heroes).

After years of booming growth, Colorado’s economy is slowing as fewer residents move in and housing costs rise — reversing Denver’s post-recession appeal.

Experts say lower migration and softer marijuana sales may add pressure to state job growth in coming months.

A new bipartisan bill called the American Products in Parks Act, introduced this week, would require national park gift shops to sell only fully American-made products.

Lawmakers hope the measure will support local businesses in the Estes Park area as it awaits review by the House Natural Resources Committee.

Metro State University students and a professor are developing a DNA-based blood test for HPV that gives results in less than two minutes, a faster and less invasive aid compared to Pap smears.

They will publish their findings and seek clinical partners soon.