ATRA President on Colorado liability laws: ‘Communities deserve a fair balanced legal system’
American Tort Reform Association President Tiger Joyce criticized recent changes to Colorado’s liability laws following his group’s annual Legislative HeatCheck report release.
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Grand Junction Area Chamber addresses business relocations and economic competitiveness
The Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce highlighted concerns about businesses leaving Colorado following a new report tracking company relocations since 2019. The chamber emphasized how these trends impact Western Slope communities like Mesa County.
Grand Junction recognized twice by the New York Times for its unique visitor experience
Grand Junction has been featured twice by the New York Times in recent years. These stories highlight its mix of outdoor adventure, culture, and accessibility—qualities valued by both locals and visitors.
Grand Junction announces Southwest Arbor Fest for April 25 at Lincoln Park
Grand Junction will hold its annual Southwest Arbor Fest on April 25 at Lincoln Park with various activities including free tree giveaways, electronic waste collection, live music performances, food trucks, craft beer tasting, theatre events and opportunities for community engagement.
Proposed Colorado rideshare cap mirrors Seattle policy tied to higher prices
The Colorado General Assembly introduced HB26-1273 on Feb. 19 aiming to cap how much rideshare companies can retain from fares at 20 percent.
Airport Road median at CO 119 to become one-way northbound starting April 13
The Colorado Department of Transportation will convert Airport Road’s median at CO 119 into a permanent one-way route starting April 13. This change aims to reduce crashes at a high-risk intersection while improving overall traffic flow through phased construction over two months.
Black Hills Energy donates to support Cañon City Police Department K-9 Unit
Black Hills Energy has donated funds to help equip and train Cañon City’s police K-9 unit. The company says its contribution will strengthen public safety resources while honoring local law enforcement partnerships.
Councilmember Ballard excused for absences during military deployment, remote participation allowed
Councilmember Ballard will be excused from certain absences due to an upcoming military deployment. A new resolution also allows him to participate remotely in City Council meetings.
Uber releases analysis of Seattle rideshare pay regulations impact
Uber Technologies Inc. released an analysis examining how Seattle’s minimum pay rules have impacted rideshare prices, demand, driver numbers, and earnings.