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(The Center Square) - A proposed constitutional amendment replacing Colorado's flat income tax with a graduated version reportedly could generate almost $2 billion in additional revenue for fiscal year 2027-28.
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(The Center Square) - With the general election just one day away, all 122 Colorado judges on the ballot are named in a former state official's request for judicial misconduct investigations.
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(The Center Square) - The U.S. Department of Justice and Colorado continue to battle over whether election observers can enter polling locations in Adams County.
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(The Center Square) - The canal system that provides 36% of all water in Arizona is officially joining the state’s litigation against the Trump administration over Colorado River water cuts.
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(The Center Square) - A Colorado Supreme Court justice and another state appellate judge, both appearing on the Nov. 3 ballot, are facing criticism over a former official’s allegations of their failure to report a so-called "hush money" contract.
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(The Center Square) - Denver residents may see their property taxes rise for a second consecutive year to help fund the city’s public schools, which operate on a $1.5 billion budget.
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(The Center Square) – Families in 16 states could face state taxes and penalties for using what's called a "529 education savings plan" to pay for expenses approved under federal law, according to a report from the American Legislative Exchange Council.
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(The Center Square) - A major Denver freeway is undergoing an extensive repair project that costs taxpayers $806 million.
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(The Center Square) - A ban against new data centers still hasn't won support from the Aurora City Council despite residents' calls for a moratorium.
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(The Center Square) – As Arizona and the American Southwest grapple with another year of historic drought conditions, one state senator believes he has an answer.
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