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This fall, Colorado voters will once again carry the burden of answering major questions about the state’s future.

Income tax revenue is the largest source of funding for Colorado’s general fund. It’s expected to account for more than $11 billion this fiscal year.

The single most important economic story of the moment is inflation.  Unfortunately, we know little about its long-term effects on Colorado’s public pensions, a situation that it unlikely to change […]

Nationwide, the teachers’ unions are notorious for influencing school board elections and have a well-documented history of donating to and promoting liberal candidates and causes. In the Cherry Creek School […]

A public entity with a contractual right to access documents from a private third party, such as a developer, must disclose those records to a requester if they are used […]

It costs a lot to rent an apartment in Colorado these days. Let’s just hope the state’s lawmakers don’t step in and try to “do something” about it. The result […]

The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) is seeking public input on “environmental justice” as required under a bill passed by the state legislature in 2021. House Bill […]

Americans are feeling the inflationary effects of the Biden Agenda in all walks of life. From gas prices, which recently surpassed $5 per-gallon on average nationally, to skyrocketing food costs, […]

Coloradans are worried about the state’s inflated cost of living more than anything else, and they want something to change it. The nonprofit Colorado Health Foundation has been conducting an […]

Last week, more than 500 businesses and individuals participated in a rule-making hearing hosted by the Colorado Department of Revenue. In fact, so many people tried to log in to […]