Defending the Colorado Taxpayer's Bill of Rights (TABOR)
Governor Hickenlooper unveils next year’s Colorado budget & taxpayer refunds December 30, 2014 by Lisa Cyriacks For the first time in many years, Colorado government..
Read MoreWho is in charge of the American republic? A case out of the federal district court of Colorado could answer that question, if the Supreme..
Read MoreThe insult to injury of the TABOR Amendment is back: Colorado must refund hundreds of millions of dollars in taxes to state residents, despite the..
Read MoreCity Sage By John Hazlehurst The state's economy is booming, tax receipts are growing, and jobs are somewhat available, so the state government can begin..
Read MoreColorado Capitol Dome (Denver Post file photo) Colorado lawmakers may have to refund money to taxpayers sooner than they initially expected. Refunds are a sign..
Read MoreColorado's economy keeps getting better, and it continues to be reflected in the amount of money the state takes in from taxes. That's the conclusion..
Read MoreGovernor John Hickenlooper addresses his supporters at Union Station in Denver, Tuesday, November 4, 2014. (AAron Ontiveroz, The Denver Post) The month before his second..
Read MoreA Colorado taxpayer refund of around $15 could keep the Colorado Department of Transportation from getting $271 million for its Interstate 70 viaduct project. CDOT..
Read MoreBY RACHEL ESTABROOK DEC 18, 2014 LISTEN Audio: Gov. John Hickenlooper speaks with Ryan Warner Newly re-elected Colorado Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper..
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