They warn Ford or GM could do the same. Scout says it “will not be intimidated out of doing what is right.”
VW dealerships sue state to stop Scout Motors from selling direct
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State seeks developer for 41 acres by Golden golf course
“We think it’s a really good opportunity,” said Tom Kurek, a state official overseeing the project.
Central City asks judge to stop ‘indecent’ Main Street strip club
Rick’s Cabaret, which has battled the small city for years, thought it was skirting a ban by using latex clothes.
Douglas County wants to crack down on shoplifting — in part by fining stores that don’t report it
It would apply to about 900 retail outlets in unincorporated parts of the county.
Denver Post misses 4th month of rent for building bought by city
The newspaper wants Denver to agree to a buyout. The city has stopped making its sublease payments.
Neighbor says possible Native American burial site should stop subdivision
“We didn’t find anything,” the state archaeologist says. “We just saw an area where there is the potential for archaeological sites.”
Property deal involving Lakewood, Jeffco Schools and a nonprofit group lands in court
A judge put a temporary halt in place over City Council’s alleged violations of open meetings law.
Lone Tree neighbors likely can’t close noisy pickleball courts, judges say
“Constant, loud pickleball strikes are offensive, cause stress and devalue property,” they complain.
‘Breach of trust’: New soccer stadium could leave bondholders hurting
They invested $105 million in infrastructure and now stand to lose out. This “will certainly be remembered,” one says.
$50M project would make Civic Center ‘an amusement park,’ councilman says
A major focus of the DDA-backed plan would be on the Greek Amphitheatre across from the Denver Art Museum.
