Colorado Springs Utilities has billions in debt. The city of Colorado Springs, on the other hand, does not. Why does one entity have more debt, while the other has far less — when essentially the same group of people governs both? Here’s the debt breakdown. From 2008 to 2015, CSU’s noncurrent liabilities increased from $1.82 […]
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