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The leaves are changing colour, chestnuts and beech nuts are falling from the trees and the evenings are drawing in. It can mean only one thing: Longford’...

A few people asked us this, and yes, they do. That doesn't make them less annoying during election season here in Colorado.

A proposed ballot measure that would have put nearly $1 billion a year in income tax revenue toward Colorado public K-12 schools will not go to voters in November.

Fountain voters will decide in November whether to increase property taxes to hire additional police officers and firefighters.

Rising interest rates have made it more difficult for prospective new homebuyers to compete in a hot housing market, according to local realtors.

THIS weeks Limerick Leader GAA notes features the latest news from 124 different clubs across the county. AHANE Junior A Hurling: Our ...

78% of respondents would vote yes on tax measure in November. 

A majority of Colorado voters have a favorable view of charter schools and support opening new ones even in districts with declining enrollment. But support for charters was notably lower

A majority have a favorable view of charters and support opening them even in districts with declining enrollment. But support is divided along party lines.

Two years into the pandemic and amid intense political polarization, more Colorado voters think schools are on the wrong track, according to a new survey from polling firm Magellan Strategies.