Colorado mountain town liquor store owners say things are getting dire. Legislators are heeding their warning.

It’s been just over a year since Proposition 125, which allows Colorado grocery stores to sell wine, went into effect. The impacts of the voter-approved measure have locally-owned liquor stores in Colorado’s mountain towns begging...

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