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(The Center Square) – A bill being drafted by Colorado Democrats would ask voters whether the states excess tax revenue should be put in the state education fund for teacher compensation.

Voters could be asked to forgo future TABOR refunds. A Democratic proposal asks to send some Colorado revenue exceeding constitutional caps to K-12 schools.

Two Democratic lawmakers plan to ask voters this November to divert TABOR refunds to primarily help pay, attract and retain teachers, making it third in line for TABOR surplus revenues.

Two Democratic lawmakers plan to ask voters this November to divert TABOR refunds to primarily help pay, attract and retain teachers, making it third in line for TABOR surplus revenues.

The Colorado legislature will debate a bill this year that would ask voters in November to waive their future Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights refunds and earmark the money, potentially billions of dollars e...

Colorado’s Taxpayer Bill of Rights, or TABOR for short, has now reached full-fledged adult status, having been part of the State Constitution for 30 years.

Colorado’s Taxpayer Bill of Rights, or TABOR for short, has now reached full-fledged adult status, having been part of the State Constitution for 30 years.

Chief Michael Fields, a Brooklyn native, joined EMS two years before its merger with the FDNY in 1996.

While practicing the construction basics, pre-apprenticeship students at Edmonds College also give back to the community.

A new state program that offers rebates through crop insurance is getting started, with supporters hopeful it will make the cover-crop movement stronger.