➤ South-Central Colorado: Residents are protesting Black Hills Energy's proposed 13.8% rate hike, citing affordability concerns. A final public hearing is set for Dec. 5. (More) ➤ Denver: The city council is revisiting a flavored nicotine ban, aiming to curb youth use. Schools and health advocates support the measure, while vape shop owners express concerns. Public input will be heard Wednesday morning. (See Details) ➤ Aurora: Whispering Pines Apartments have undergone safety and sanitation upgrades under new management, but residents criticize $1,200 relocation offers amid soaring housing costs. (See Photos) ➤ Statewide: A state court has ruled that parents of children born with an inherited muscle degeneration disorder can sue the medical professionals who incorrectly told them prior to conception that the mother was not a carrier of the gene. (More) ➤ Denver: Lower-THC products are growing in popularity despite declining marijuana sales thanks to their appeal to older customers seeking relief without intense psychoactive effects, according to cannabis stores. (Watch Report) ➤ Colorado Springs: Police dog K9 Riggs aided officers on Saturday in capturing a fleeing felony suspect, leading to the recovery of a stolen firearm after the suspect attempted to escape from a second story. (More) |
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