Colorado primary season is underway, with statewide and congressional candidates asking voters to reward or replace the people steering the same expensive mess.
Colorado leaders are celebrating universal preschool access while the state still meets just two of 10 quality benchmarks.
A new education funding plan would redirect TABOR refunds, send about a quarter to K-12, and leave the rest for the general fund.
Denver7 recaps Colorado Democrats’ 2026 session kickoff: big talk about “standing up to Washington,” a looming deficit, exploding Medicaid costs, and renewed chatter about “modernizing” TABOR.
Colorado Politics reports Democrats and labor unions are reviving the Worker Protection Act to scrap Labor Peace Act’s second election for mandatory dues. Polis vetoed last year’s version, now calls the reboot...
CPR says Colorado lawmakers start the 2026 session facing a second straight budget shortfall—driven largely by ballooning Medicaid costs—plus leadership drama and election-year incentives to posture instead of govern.
The Colorado Sun previews the big bills for the 2026 legislative session: housing preemption, “affordability” price controls, AI regulation, union-fee fights, energy mandates, immigration limits and new public-safety...
Colorado’s child care subsidy program is freezing enrollments as costs rise and COVID relief money expires. Counties are passing new taxes to fill the gap.
Wall Street CEOs who benefited from Trump-era deregulation are warning him to stop attacking the Fed and the credit card industry—right after he floated a 10% rate cap and endorsed a swipe-fee bill. Funny how fast “free...
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