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- They're still setting new records, and one expert says it might be a decade before housing prices cool off along the Front Range.
- Potential residents will be nominated from human services organizations in Colorado Springs. Initial leases will last for two years to allow tenants to adjust to adult responsibilities and process trauma.
- Both Democrats and Republicans say they want to address the same issues, but the two parties see very different solutions.
- Two Bent County farmers will shift away from flood irrigation to more efficient agricultural sprinklers and rotational fallowing.
- Five council members had informally chosen Stephannie Fortune back in December, but there were not enough votes in a Monday special session to appoint the candidate.
- “This is a result of climate change. It is impacting communities across the west. This drought and having no snow is outside the norm.”
- Colorado Springs saw construction valued at an estimated $4.3 billion, while Pueblo single-family housing permits rose by 28 percent last year.
- The union representing thousands of King Soopers and City Market grocery workers in metro Denver, Colorado Springs and other Front Range communities says it will strike next week against alleged unfair labor practices. Workers at 88 stores will begin to strike starting at 5 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan.
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