In Durango visit, Hickenlooper calls for rent and eviction protections at national level
Senator tours mobile home parks, 9-R school district bus barn
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More Fort Lewis College students seek housing on campus – a reflection of high rents in town
School working with hotel, apartment complex to provide living space
Durango’s urban forest takes work and planning; sometimes it produces a surprise
Chestnut trees found near town thrills city arborist
Polis’ name isn’t on TABOR refund checks, but it will be on a letter accompanying them
$750 and $1,500 payments come from tax revenues collected in excess of spending caps
Housing and funding plans delay construction of Southside Park
City audits, pandemic, costs snag plan for park and housing
$12 million wildlife crossing completed on U.S. Highway 160
Massive overpass expected to reduce animal-vehicle collisions by 85%
Rising inflation is on a collision course with Colorado’s TABOR cap
A lag in economic indicators means fast-rising numbers aren’t reflected in calculations
Dolores awarded grant to study affordable housing
Town Board is looking for ways to address housing costs
The Bridge shelter in Cortez cuts hours as costs rise
Shelter houses up to 41 residents; demand spikes as housing costs rise
Commissioners to vote on exiting managed camp contract
Amid concerns, La Plata County advised not to buy property along Highway 160
Residents of Purple Cliffs want a say in move to managed camp
Some in unhoused community feel burned by the county, city and local advocacy groups
Durango’s historic Gable House changes ownership after 52 years
Victorian-style home will celebrate its 130th birthday this summer
5 ways the Colorado Legislature just affected your wallet – in a good way
Your property taxes won’t rise as much as they were supposed to and Coloradans will temporarily avoid a $2 increase in the cost to get or renew a driver’s license
100 bills debated at the Colorado Legislature this year that you should know about
Roughly 650 pieces of legislation were introduced this year at the Capitol
High-stakes property tax battle ends dramatically as sides agree to embrace $700M reduction
Legislature will move forward with Senate Bill 238, which would reduce projected property tax increases by $700 million over the next two years, as is
New HGTV series follows Pagosa Springs’ Root Design Co.
Ben and Cristi Dozier remodel properties throughout Southwest Colorado while making the region home
Rent control for Colorado mobile homes is doomed by Gov. Polis veto threat
Bill would still give residents, local governments a greater chance to purchase parks
Mixed-use building will bring affordable housing, community space to Mancos
Preliminary work would begin immediately after grant funds are received
Record high calls are stressing Colorado’s EMS, mountain firefighters
Fire chiefs struggle to hire firefighters, recruit volunteers because of high cost of living
La Plata, Montezuma counties receive over $11 million in federal earmarks
Funding will go toward housing, transportation, law enforcement and other projects