Black Hills Energy, City Council and Pueblo

'A simple question': Pueblo City Council approves ballot language for ditching Black Hills
Pueblo City Council voted 6-1 on Feb. 25 to approve a ballot question asking voters if the city should explore options outside Black Hills Energy.
Pueblo City Council approves ballot question over future of Black Hills Energy
The Pueblo City Council voted on Tuesday to approve a ballot question about the future of Black Hills Energy. The ballot question was approved in a vote of six to one. The city said the question asked voters if the city’s franchise agreement with Black Hills Energy should be canceled and if the city should form its own utility -- if it is determined to be feasible.
Ballot question regarding the future of Black Hills Energy will go to Pueblo voters in May special election
City council members in Pueblo have voted to put a big question to voters during a special election this May. The results could
Pueblo City Council to decide on special election for Black Hills Energy ballot question
The back-and-forth battle between the City of Pueblo and Black Hills Energy has been ongoing for years. In 2020, voters shot down the idea of the City separating from Black Hills.
Pueblo City Council to vote on special election
Pueblo City Council is scheduled to vote on a special election that will include a ballot question asking voters if they want to separate from Black Hills Energy. This comes as Black Hills Energy put forth a proposal for a rate increase of about 13.
Pueblo special election 2025: City ballot may include question about leaving Black Hills
An upcoming special election ballot could feature a question asking Pueblo residents if the city should leave Black Hills Energy.
To the ballot box: Pueblo City Council brings city's future utility provider to voters
Pueblo City Council voting 6-1 to bring a question to voters this May that would decide the fate of the city's future utility provider.
Pueblo city council members approve May special election regarding municipalization
Big decisions are looming over the future of residential electric service in Pueblo. Coming up this summer, the city has the
Pueblo voters to decide on the future of the city's utility provider
Pueblo voters will decide the future of the city's utility provider. Chelsea Handler Says She Hung Out With George W. Bush ‘High as a Kite’ and Was Surprised to Learn ‘He Was a Nice Guy’ ‘Enough is en
Pueblo to vote on whether to stay with Black Hills Electric
The Pueblo City Council voted six to one on Monday, Feb. 24, to add a question to the May 6 ballot asking whether voters want ...
Pueblo mayor, state senator express opposing views on municipal crime sentencing bill
Pueblo Mayor Heather Graham vocally opposes Colorado House Bill 1147 —a bill that was originally co-sponsored by Sen. Nick Hinrichsen. Here's why ...
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Black Hills Energy issues safety, energy-saving tips as winter weather warnings are issued
The National Weather Service has issued winter storm and cold temperature warnings through Thursday for much of Wyoming.