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Colorado voters could get to decide this November the fate of a last-minute proposal that aims to reduce skyrocketing property values for at least the next decade.

A 45/55 split of the state's overall property tax between residential and non-residential property owners that was mandated by Gallagher is no more.

Today is May 2, 2023 and here is what you need to know:

Colorado voters would be asked in November to approve a 10-year plan aimed at preventing property taxes from rising at a historic clip under an eleventh-hour proposal unveiled Monday by Gov. Jared Pol...

The fate of property tax policy will likely be in the hands of Colorado voters this November as lawmakers and the governor try for long-term solutions to the state's skyrocketing property values.

It might be the halfway point between last years midterms and this falls off-year election, but theres certainly been no let-up in the frenetic bustle of political activity, nationally and

This year, a typical homeowner in Colorado is facing at least a $1,000 property tax increase. Friday, Gov. Polis announced a “property tax cut package,” which he hopes to roll

Gov. Jared Polis is expected in a noon press conference to announce legislation seeking to limit residential property tax increases.

An announcement from a group of county assessors in the Denver metro area about unprecedented increases in property values last week applied pressure on the Colorado legislature to act.

Mail ballots will go out May 15 for Denver’s June 6 mayoral runoff between candidates Kelly Brough and Mike Johnston. Each candidate met with The Gazette’s editorial board on April