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It’s come to this. Coloradans will have to bypass our state legislature to ensure violent criminals serve most of their sentence behind bars instead of being released after a few years to cause even more mayhem. And who better to lead the cause than the protector of our hard-earned paychecks and T

The lawsuit, filed by conservative groups, accuses Democratic legislators of violating state open-meeting laws by holding internal votes to establish their budgetary priorities.

One of the questions that will be on your ballot this November has to do with Colorado property taxes. And a new poll shows Coloradans may be confused about how to vote.

It’s the biggest choice on Colorado’s statewide 2023 ballot, but most voters are “highly uninformed” on Prop. HH so far.

A man allegedly started a fire inside an Ashland Kroger on Wednesday, the Ashland Police Department said.

Colorado’s governor and legislature made their point; they have no intention of protecting their constituents from the financial consequences of Bidenomics, namely the Bidenflation that wildly spiked our property tax bills. Therefore, voters are taking matters into their own hands by getting a meas

A couple was arrested in Glendale on Sunday after their child was seen restrained by a bungee cord at a gas station, court documents say.

President Joe Biden unveiled his new plan for student loan relief, days after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down his plan which would have canceled what would have cost roughly $400 billion.

El Paso County property owners submitted a near record 33,724 property value appeals this reappraisal cycle, El Paso County Assessor Mark Flutcher reports. The deadline was in early June.

The FDNY welcomed 59 paramedics into the department’s ranks June 30 following their graduation from the EMS academy after nine-and-a-half months of clinical internships and training in hospitals …