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A major set of election reforms, constitutional protections for abortion rights and a series of tit-for-tat battles over property taxes and environmental regulation top the long list of measures that may appear on Colorado ballots in November. “There’s going to be about 47 ballot measures on a really long ballot,” joked Theresa Conley, chair of […] The post Dozens of high-stakes initiatives could appear on Colorado’s 2024 ballot appeared first on Colorado Newsl...

Plus: Dave Williams and Jeff Crank debate. Jena Griswold’s chief of staff departs. More ballot news.

Lawmakers and community members advocating for fairness and transparency rallied at the Colorado Capitol Thursday, honing in on charter schools.

Some prominent Colorado Republicans are calling for the state's party chair to step down, accusing him of bending the rules to advance his own agenda.

With just a month left in the state’s legislative session, top Colorado lawmakers still haven’t come out with a plan to deliver promised property tax relief – but they insist one is coming. “This is s...

On this week's "Colorado Point of View," analysts discuss why affordable housing efforts may not always make headway.

What looks like a self-defeating move could be a novel political strategy.

Environmental groups filed three statewide ballot proposals Thursday in response to  ballot measures by the oil and gas industry and its supporters that have been assailed as attempts to undermine goals on clean energy and addressing climate change.

A commission tasked with finding long-term property tax solutions is getting closer to sending its recommendations to state lawmakers.

The New York City Fire Department (FDNY) rescued three people Friday who were seen hanging from the window of a burning building, video footage showed.