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Colorado joins lawsuit alleging property management company illegally fixes rent prices
Colorado joined the U.S. Department of Justice and other states in a lawsuit against RealPage, a property management software company that allegedly colluded with landlords to artificially inflate rent prices. Filed in U.S. District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina, the lawsuit says RealPage’s practice of collecting rent and lease data from competitors […]
Optional $29 vehicle fee raises $39.7M, exceeds goal for Colorado Parks and Wildlife
(The Center Square) – Coloradans contributed $39.7 million to the Colorado Parks and Wildlife in the first year of a vehicle registration program. More than 1.5 million Coloradans purchased a $29 “Keep Colorado Wild Pass” when they registered a car, motorcycle, recreational vehicle or light truck through the Division of Motor Vehicles. The fee is included in the registration unless the resident chooses to opt out. If a resident purchases a pass, the Department of Motor Vehicles prints a Colorado Parks and Wildlife logo on...
Fact check: Gov. Jared Polis made inaccurate, misleading claims at Democratic National Convention
When it came his turn to speak at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago on Wednesday night, Colorado Gov. Jared Polis criticized "Project 2025," a 900-plus document published by the Heritage Foundation, and made several claims that are inaccurate or misleading. Polis brought a copy of the handbook on stage...
Colorado governor appoints a Denver Bronco, an ex-mayor and a rancher to outdoor leadership positions
A former deputy mayor of Denver, a retired Denver Bronco and the owner of a cattle operation on the Western Slope that spans multiple counties are Gov. Jared Polis’ latest appointees to the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission and board of Great Outdoors Colorado. The picks come after the governor’s recent appointments that have generated controversy.
“I have never seen the Democratic Party this unified”: federal and local officials weigh in on the Democratic National Convention’s impact on the election
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) - The 2024 presidential election enters its final 75 days. On November 5th voters will decide who the next president will be. Both local and federal leaders tell 11 News about how the Democratic National Convention will impact the election. Rob Rogers tells 11 News he...
Let's talk business in Pueblo: Real estate's slow sales, new credit union to open and more
Despite a small 9% increase in home sale listings posted in July, pending sales are down 17.8% when compared with July 2023. There is "not much improvement in the overall Pueblo real estate market," said Dave Anderson, spokesperson for the Pueblo Association of Realtors. "High interest rates, cost of living, employment concerns, and poor...
Some storms for State Fair opening weekend in Pueblo
WEEKEND: A few storms develop Saturday afternoon over the Sangres and Wets, moving northeast. Once on the move, they will strengthen with scattered strong to severe storms possible. Strong winds and heavy rain will be the main threats, but some hail is also possible. Sunday is looking almost exactly the same, with slightly better storm chances. Temperatures hold steady in the 80s and 90s.
East Eagles dominate Fort Morgan to open the 2024-25 football season
Friday night lights have returned to Pueblo. The first full week of prep sports is back in action and with it comes the first football game of the season at home on the new turf at Dutch Clark Stadium. ...
Pueblo needle exchange ban struck down by judge; Colorado ACLU declares victory
The city of Pueblo's controversial ordinance banning syringe exchange programs was struck down by a Pueblo District Court judge on Aug. 22. Syringe exchange programs, also referred to as needle exchange programs, will be allowed to continue distributing clean syringes without interference from the city of Pueblo. Access Point Pueblo at 807 N. Greenwood Ave. and the Southern Colorado Harm Reduction Association at 1249 E. Routt Ave. are the two syringe exchange programs operating in the Steel...
Alamosa city council moves toward ban on sitting and lying in public
The Alamosa City Council will move forward on amending city codes that would effectively ban sitting or lying in public rights of way. Utilizing and mirroring similar action taken in Durango, police will no longer have to be required to ensure space is available at St. Benedict or La Puente to move a person from a right of way and ticket them.
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