Trident data center planned for Aurora 'must be stopped,' mayor saysJust days after Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman declared that the proposed Trident data center in the city “must be stopped,” a spokesman for the company behind the project said the 860,000-square-foot facility should be “evaluated based on verified facts.”The Denver Post2d agoWhole story →PlanetTechnologyMike Coffmanaurora data center controversy
Colorado’s overall tax burden is competitively low. Let’s keep it that way. (Opinion)Lower my tax bill and soak the rich? Allow the state to spend more money on the environment and education without raising taxes?The Denver Post4d agoWhole story →PlanetEconomycolorado tax ballot measures
Energize Denver lawsuit allowed to proceed in federal courtA federal judge allowed landlords’ lawsuit challenging Energize Denver building emission standards to proceed while dismissing claims over appliance rules.The Denver Post5d agoWhole story →PlanetEconomyenergize denver lawsuit ruling
Federal judge rules against group in case over fencing off public landA federal judge ruled that the little-known Free Land Holder Committee in Montezuma County has no legal claim to a swath of the San Juan National Forest. He barred it from building another fence.The Denver Post6d agoWhole story →PlanetGovernmentpublic land dispute ruling
