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Colorado joins lawsuit over USDA funding conditions
Colorado joined a multistate lawsuit challenging USDA funding conditions tied to immigration and DEI policies affecting SNAP, WIC and school meals.
Colorado sues to overturn Craig coal plant order
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser filed a lawsuit challenging a federal order requiring the Craig Unit 1 coal plant to remain available past its planned retirement.
Colorado Attorney General challenges Craig coal unit order
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is challenging a federal order keeping Craig Unit 1 open, saying no energy emergency justifies delaying its closure.
Colorado, FTC reach $24M deal over Greystar hidden fees
Colorado and the FTC reached a $24 million settlement with Greystar after investigators found the landlord misled renters with hidden fees and deceptive pricing.
Colorado joins states defending Federal Reserve autonomy
Colorado and 23 states urged the U.S. Supreme Court to protect the Federal Reserve’s independence from political interference in the Trump v. Cook case.
Weiser joins lawsuit to block federal energy funding cuts
Attorney General Phil Weiser co-leads a multistate lawsuit to block federal energy funding cuts that could hurt clean energy programs in Colorado.
Weiser sues firms over deceptive mailers to businesses
Attorney General Phil Weiser sues two companies for sending deceptive mailers to Colorado small businesses, violating consumer protection laws.
Weiser joins lawsuit over public benefits restrictions
Attorney General Phil Weiser joins 19 states suing to block new federal rules limiting access to public benefits based on immigration status.
