Facebook Follow @washtimes If Ronald Reagan was still alive, what part of the GOP would he align with? View results COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) - It was all Drake, all the time - at least for most of the five hours the Colorado Springs Utilities Board spent Wednesday at its monthly meeting discussing the power plant that was crippled by a May 5 fire. The board learned that a judge dismissed a federal lawsuit to stop Drake from reopening. It discussed proposed electric rate increases because of the Drake fire and its impact on Utilities’ bond rating. And it indicated that it would not try to put a dollar figure on the social and environmental costs for its decision on when to...
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