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Colorado media, state government tilt scale for Amendment 87

Amendment 87 is clearly being buttressed by incomplete arguments in the media and by the legislature.

Boulder voters to see so-called ‘vacant’ homes tax on ballot

The measure slaps a tax of at least $4,000 annually on homes occupied 183 days or less per year.

City annexation fight breaks out over Weld County data center

Windsor and Greeley are trading blows over who gets to annex a massive Weld county data center project.

Appeals court drowns red tape, turns on tap for Gross Reservoir

Denver Water can finally fill a reservoir proposed when many of its current customers were children.

The bodily integrity case for yes on Colorado’s Prop 135

We recognize adolescence is temporary, judgment is developing and some decisions cannot be recalled once made.

Amendment 87: Progressive taxes and the Bo Nix problem

As NFL teams recruit top talent with nice salaries and bonuses, states attract top businesses and workers with good tax policy.

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HEADLINES FROM AROUND COLORADO

Updated: 09-27-2026 | 8:11 am

SOURCE: Denver 7

Enrollment decline pushes Poudre into school closure pan

SOURCE: The Sum & Substance

Amendment 87: Progressive tax a massive fiscal policy change

SOURCE: Western Slope Now

Western Colorado slaps around Colorado Mesa, 31-17

SOURCE: Colorado Accountability Project

Getting paid to influence how your neighbors vote

SOURCE: Purple Row

Rockies dash White Sox AL Central hopes, 9-6

SOURCE: notyetjeffco.org

Opposition organizes against Jefferson County schools tax hike

SOURCE: Big 12 Conference

WATCH: CU Buffs fall to Baylor on the road, 23-13

SOURCE: The OpEdge

WATCH: Sen. Barb Kirkmeyer on Colorado’s spending problem

SOURCE: Wayne's Word substack

LAUGESEN: Why Colorado socialists want you disarmed

SOURCE: Independence Institute

Independence Institute’s 2026 election ballot measure guide

SOURCE: Mandy Connell Show

LISTEN: Connell & Bhadesha debate Colorado’s socialist surge

SOURCE: Krista Kafer

KAFER: Yes on Amendment 84, mail-in ballot voter ID

SOURCE: CBS Colorado

Rep. Boebert granted protection order against ethics accuser

SOURCE: Craig Daily Press

The last month’s travel habits of Colorado’s imported wolves

SOURCE: Facebook

Sen. Barb Kirkmeyer’s 2026 ballot measure picks

SOURCE: Independence Institute TV

WATCH: Proposition NN claw game keeps your toys

SOURCE: Common Sense Institute

Study: Colorado regulatory burdens drive up home prices

SOURCE: JDSUPRA

High court tosses injured snowboarder’s claim against Vail

SOURCE: Craig Daily Press

River district closing in on Shoshone water rights purchase

SOURCE: 9News

Colorado’s e-bike tax credit scheme exposed as a debacle

SOURCE: Free State Colorado

WATCH: Wark & Herman look at tax hikes on the Colorado ballot

SOURCE: Nicki Hart

Pueblo addicted to spending the interest from ‘Half-Cent Fund’

SOURCE: Facebook

Eagle police claim 40 bear-related calls just in last 30 days

SOURCE: Sky-Hi News

Granby town manager walking away with $210K severance

SOURCE: Independence Institute TV

WATCH: Mandy & Deb talk Colorado ballot measures

SOURCE: Westword

Commerce City presses the data center panic button

SOURCE: Denverite

Denver elementary school freaks out over ICE rumors

SOURCE: Mandy Connell Show

LISTEN: Connell & Kirkmeyer on Colorado ballot measures

SOURCE: Fox 31

United Football League franchise coming to Colorado Springs

SOURCE: Denver 7

Arvada considers buffer zones for sex offender residency

SOURCE: CoCoisCuckoo.com

Opposition organizes against ‘CoCo’ Front Range rail tax

SOURCE: The Sum & Substance

Suncor refinery singled out for a regulatory reaming

SOURCE: X

WATCH: Yara Zokaie previews the Colorado socialist agenda

SOURCE: Chalkbeat Colorado

Homeschool enrichment scheduled for a proctology exam

SOURCE: Colorado Sun

Polling shows Rutinel, Evans neck & neck in toss-up CD8

SOURCE: Free State Colorado

WATCH: The greedy lawmakers taxing Coloradans’ overtime

SOURCE: Wayne's Word

LAUGESEN: The case for Propositions 133, 134 and 135

SOURCE: Independence Institute TV

WATCH: Beware the ‘bracket creep’ in progressive income tax

SOURCE: Ari Armstong

Ari Armstrong an across the board ‘no’ on ballot measures

SOURCE: CBS Colorado

Boulder Valley board approves school closures, consolidation

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