#Colorado

Aspen, Colorado, is set to add 14 public EV charging ports across seven sites, a sizable increase for a city that currently has 24 public plugs.

A Colorado bill that would have carved out a broad critical-infrastructure exception to the state’s repair law has been defeated, preserving newly active protections for electronics owners and independent repairers.

The family behind the former Bandimere Speedway has won unanimous local approval for annexation and zoning in Hudson, Colorado, an important step toward reopening the drag strip at a new site after the original facility

Lobbyists for major tech firms are backing Colorado legislation that would exempt broadly defined ‘critical infrastructure’ hardware from the state’s right-to-repair law, alarming repair advocates and security experts.

A Colorado House vote on plug-in solar could open distributed generation to residents who have largely been left out of rooftop adoption, especially renters and people in multifamily housing.

Pharmaceutical companies and patient groups are pushing to exempt orphan drugs from potential Colorado pricing limits, opening a new front in the broader debate over rare-disease treatments and affordability.