- This question has sparked a contentious debate among artists and critics alike.
- Colorado’s special legislative session took four days to finish and affected hundreds of millions of dollars of taxes — but only for next year.
- The package of new laws will deliver about $430 million of tax cuts for homeowners across the state.
- Colorado homeowners were shielded from property tax spikes for decades. That’s changing — and the debate’s about to get a lot more intense.
- The expanded credit could send hundreds of extra dollars to eligible households.
- Special session starts with partisan divisions over what to do about Colorado’s rising property tax bills.
- It will ask voters to rewrite the rules for property taxes in the state constitution.
- Property tax relief, low income tax credits and flat TABOR refunds are on the agenda, to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars.
- A federal judge refused to block the new law, saying that it is likely to survive its first legal challenge.
- The move comes after the failure of Proposition HH, which Democrats had hoped would be their answer to the issue
- Will Gov. Jared Polis call a special session for a last-minute tax break?
- The failure of Prop. HH means that lawmakers' efforts to loosen the fiscal limits of TABOR have been defeated once again.
- Polis and Democrats are pitching a big change to property taxes and TABOR, but will the state go for it?
- The funding boost is part of the governor’s proposed budget for next year.
- Coloradans received some truly eye-opening letters from their county governments this year.
- Wondering what this Prop. HH measure you see on your ballot is all about? We explain what this proposal would mean for your finances, and the state's.
