Thursday, January 16, 2025 | | |
| | Colorado state lawmakers are wading into an ongoing conflict over a massive fence between the billionaire owner of a historic ranch property and local communities in southern Colorado. | | | One of the largest remaining plots of undeveloped land in the city, the land has been the subject of debate for decades as the community has weighed whether affordable housing, a golf course or a park belongs there. | | | Uber alleges in a new lawsuit that two Colorado laws aiming to improve transparency for delivery and ride-hailing app drivers will violate its right to free speech. | | | Conservative Douglas County has taken a hard line on migrants, a record number of whom arrived in Colorado from late 2022 through early 2024. | | | The targeted laws include renter protections, limits on greenhouse gas emissions during construction and fees on utility bills and single-use shopping bags. | | | Denver Mayor Mike Johnston described the ordinance as “the wrong solution at the wrong time” in a letter to the City Council released by his office Tuesday night. | | | A Colorado state lawmaker is suing the ride-hailing company Lyft and a local transportation outfit after she says she was sexually assaulted by her driver on a ride last year. | | | Colorado cities and counties would be able to wrest control of dilapidated apartment complexes from their owners temporarily under new legislation. | | | Watch a replay of the confirmation hearing for Donald Trump Defense Secretary nominee Pete Hegseth | | | |