Tamara Chuang

Writer at The Colorado Sun

denver, colorado, united states

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Why Denver's 4% inflation rate may not feel right: It's not personal

The price of one of Robert Elliott's favorite snacks is now $10.49, up 40% from $7.49 a year ago. It hasn't yet stopped the Loveland resident from buying a bag of wasabi and soy almonds. But it's caused him to think about how much he's been spending. 'It'... See more

coloradosun.com•Tamara Chuang•Oct 27, 2026

What's Working: Most Coloradans who left the labor force aren't looking to return. But an increasing number would like to.

IMAGE URL][An office worker walks along 16th Street in downtown Denver in 2026. (Andy Colwell, Special to The Colorado Sun) When last month's state jobs data showed that Colorado's labor force had shrunk again, the decline was attributed largely to an agi... See more

coloradosun.com•Tamara Chuang•Oct 24, 2026

Supersonic aircraft maker Boom will build turbines to power data centers at new factory in Centennial

Aircraft manufacturer Boom Supersonic announced plans Thursday to hire 500 people and open a new manufacturing plant near Centennial Airport. But the factory isn't for its supersonic jets, which are expected to be used in commercial flights in 2030. Rathe... See more

coloradosun.com•Tamara Chuang•Oct 23, 2026

A robot entered a Denver comedy club. (This isn't a joke.) What happens when a robot friend faces death? At a Denver improv performance, humans and robots talked it out, maybe for the first time

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montrosepress.com•Tamara Chuang•Oct 20, 2026

What's Working: A Durango nonprofit gets to build AI that will help caseworkers spend more time with those they help

Employees of Community Connections in Durango attend a staff wellness event funded by the Rocky Mountain Health Foundation. The 41-year-old nonprofit provides case management services to Medicaid recipients in Archuleta, La Plata, Dolores, Montezuma and S... See more

coloradosun.com•Tamara Chuang•Oct 17, 2026

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