SUPERIOR, Colo. — Four years after the Marshall Fire destroyed Superior’s most affordable neighborhoods, the town is turning to accessory dwelling units (ADUs) as one path toward rebuilding…
Read more Four years after Marshall Fire, Superior turns to ADUs to rebuild lost housingBOULDER, Colo. — A social media post from a member of President Donald Trump’s cabinet sparked countless questions about the future of a prominent research facility nestled in…
Read more Are the feds retaliating against Colorado by dismantling NCAR? Some believe the move is related to Tina PetersOn Feb. 14, 2022, a Starbucks manager pulled Michaela Sellaro aside for a meeting. Just a few weeks earlier, Sellaro and a group of her fellow baristas at the…
Read more How Starbucks tried to quash union activity in ColoradoXcel Energy has agreed to pay approximately $640 million to settle a lawsuit involving over 4,000 plaintiffs who sued the company over complaints stemming from the Marshall Fire.…
Read more Xcel Energy to pay $640 million settlement in Colorado lawsuit over Marshall FireMarshall fire victims who joined the massive lawsuit against Xcel Energy are expected to receive their portion of the $640 million settlement before the end of the year, but…
Read more Marshall fire payments due by year’s end, but how Xcel’s $640 million settlement will be divvied up to remain secretLOUISVILLE, Colo. — In the Marshall Fire burn zone, there are dozens of families now returning to their newly built homes every week. The wildfire destroyed more than…
Read more ‘Cutting edge’: Inside a fire-resistant home built in the Marshall Fire burn areaColoradans looking to buy homes or simply hold onto their property face a barrage of challenges: a white-hot real estate market, high interest rates and soaring property taxes.…
Read more Skyrocketing home insurance rates, loss of coverage roil Colorado’s strained housing market
