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Colorado’s overall tax burden is competitively low. Let’s keep it that way. (Opinion)Lower my tax bill and soak the rich? Allow the state to spend more money on the environment and education without raising taxes?

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Mayor Mike Johnston wants universal childcare in Denver. How will he pay for it?Denver Mayor Mike Johnston wants to bring childcare for all to the city if he wins reelection. But the city will face financial, political and industry challenges to creating a program, experts say.

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Jason Crow helped recruit candidates as Democrats reach for majorityU.S. Rep. Jason Crow took a lead role in House candidate recruitment for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee for the potential blue wave election as the party seeks to win a new majority.

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Prop NN would boost Colorado education spending at cost of tax refundsWhat is Prop NN? Colorado ballot measure asks voters to boost education spending by letting the state keep more of its revenue above the cap set by the Taxpayer's Bill of Rights.

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Energize Denver lawsuit allowed to proceed in federal courtA federal judge allowed landlords’ lawsuit challenging Energize Denver building emission standards to proceed while dismissing claims over appliance rules.

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Victor Marx hit with $57,000 recommended fine for finance violationsA Colorado hearing officer has recommended that Republican gubernatorial candidate Victor Marx pay more than $57,000 in fines for violating campaign finance rules by accepting donations above limits.

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Amendment 81 goes way too far, requiring police to start investigating citizenship (Editorial)The first measure Colorado voters will see on their ballot this fall would require local law enforcement to suss out the immigration status of criminal suspects and notify federal agents if someone is even suspected of being here illegally.

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Federal judge rules against group in case over fencing off public landA federal judge ruled that the little-known Free Land Holder Committee in Montezuma County has no legal claim to a swath of the San Juan National Forest. He barred it from building another fence.

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