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Colorado voters to decide congressional redistricting guardrails

If passed, Initiative #256 would ban congressional redistricting intended to favor a political party.
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Gaylord back for another bite at the taxpayer subsidy apple

Big developers have discovered a marvelous construction material: other people’s money.
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The fiscal future of Colorado’s ‘free’ school lunch program

Colorado's universal lunch program almost immediately required more revenue than originally advertised.
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Initiative 234: The trouble with defining 8th-grade reading level

The four-syllable word with which Initiative 234 will be most associated, if it passes, is 'litigation.'
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CPW commission plans closed door meeting on furbearer bag limits

Colorado’s wildlife commissioners are set to discuss “legal deficiencies” over their new bag limits for furbearers.
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Montana poised to benefit from Colorado’s flat tax lead

This push for a progressive income tax comes as Colorado's economy shows signs of economic strain.  
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HEADLINES FROM AROUND COLORADO

Updated: 09-02-2026 | 6:39 am

SOURCE: Washington Examiner

House passes Rep. Crank resolution condemning socialism

SOURCE: Colorado Polling Institute

New polling highlights growing socialist sympathies in Denver

SOURCE: Colorado Sun

Colorado high court turns down Xcel’s eminent domain plea

SOURCE: The Sum & Substance

Progressive income tax measure makes November ballot

SOURCE: Colorado Politics

KIRKMEYER: A legislator’s case against Proposition NN

SOURCE: Independence Institute TV

WATCH: State plays role of the villain in Proposition NN script

SOURCE: Club 20 Foundation

Prairie dog petition, furbearers on tap for CPW commission meeting

SOURCE: 9News

I-70 traction and chain law in effect as of September 1

SOURCE: Colorado Accountability Project

Jena Griswold on track to fail upward yet again

SOURCE: Colorado Politics

Voters to decide constitutional guardrails on redistricting

SOURCE: Libs of TikTok

Mass anti-ICE walkout planned for Colorado schools

SOURCE: Free State Colorado

WATCH: How to weigh in on your local TABOR measures

SOURCE: CBS Colorado

Waymo begins offering self-driving rides in Denver

SOURCE: Campus Reform

School of public health paid kids to watch ‘queer’ indoctrination

SOURCE: Denver 7

Street takeover just another Sunday night in Denver

SOURCE: Next 9News

WATCH: Jena Griswold’s latest voter data debacle

SOURCE: Broomfield Enterprise

Big bucks on the line in Shiloh Sanders bankruptcy strategy

SOURCE: Western Slope Now

Mesa County parole officer pleads out over sex with parolee

SOURCE: Independence Institute

Study: Pair of tax hikes won’t fix Colorado’s education challenges

SOURCE: Colorado Accountability Project

A look at Sterling’s ask for a 1 percent sales tax hike

SOURCE: Independence Institute TV

WATCH: The fight over free speech in a digital world

SOURCE: 5280

GoFundMe effort tackles absurd Colorado rape kit backlog

SOURCE: Clear Creek Courant

Clear Creek school board sends property tax hike to ballot

SOURCE: Mandy Connell Show

LISTEN: Douglas County teachers’ union plots comeback

SOURCE: Common Sense Institute

Proposition 132: Ballot measure drops hammer on fentanyl

SOURCE: Colorado Sun

Voters to decide 8th grade reading level for ballot measures

SOURCE: Colorado Politics

HOWARD: Yes to a constitutional right to hunt and fish

SOURCE: Independence Institute TV

WATCH: Mandy & Deb on education, healthcare & charity

SOURCE: Fox 31

One dead, six injured as truck drives on Fort Collins sidewalk

SOURCE: Buffs TV

WATCH: CU Buffs volleyball sweeps Denver in three sets

SOURCE: Western Slope Now

Man faces multiple felonies for monkeying with water supply

SOURCE: Denverite

Ten candidates qualify for open Denver City Council seat

SOURCE: Mile High Report

Broncos hammer Minnesota 34-6 in pre-season play

SOURCE: Colorado Accountability Project

The never-ending battle for basic government transparency

SOURCE: Aspen Daily News

Roaring Fork school board sends property tax hike to voters

SOURCE: Chalkbeat Colorado

Hundreds of thousands of students still chronically absent

SOURCE: Krista Kafer

KAFER: The case against Jena Griswold for attorney general

SOURCE: Free State Colorado

WATCH: A home for Colorado’s pro-liberty unaffiliated voters

SOURCE: Littleton Independent

Littleton public schools asking voters for a property tax hike

SOURCE: Denver 7

Douglas County schools asking property taxpayers to pony up

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