Posts from r/Colorado on Tuesday, 03/10
POSTS - TUESDAY, 03/10
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A town's mayor was arrested. 10 days later, everyone else in Hartman's government resigned. Now, with the local water supply quickly failing, folks are wondering if anyone has the legal authority to help run the elections needed to start anew. The answer might be -- not for at least 5 years.
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Sunrise today in the Springs.
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Xcel claims it can’t close the electricity supply gap yet, floats the idea of keeping its coal plants running until 2030
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A reminder, as oil prices spike: EVs are the #1 route to energy independence
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Choice between liberty and mass surveillance comes before Colorado lawmakers
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Nikhil Ganta, 12, wins Denver Post Colorado State Spelling Bee
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Why are property taxes rising for some Colorado homeowners even though the housing market has slowed?
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Colorado, North Dakota see uptick in measles activity
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Town of Severance settles with terminated School Resource Officer who was found to have "improperly” used his position to “gain influence.”
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Hartman in Limbo: Governance Collapse Raises Broader Questions for Small Colorado Towns
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