5 Questions & Answers About Denver’s Initiative 304
Initiative 304 would save Denverites some money in sales taxes, but would cost millions of dollars in lost programs and services.
Initiative 304 would save Denverites some money in sales taxes, but would cost millions of dollars in lost programs and services.
It's that time again: As you prepare to vote on three statewide measures, be sure to download your own copy of the Bell's 2021 Ballot Guide.
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Officials must work to ensure available rental assistance acts as intended to keep Coloradans in their homes and stabilize landlords and the state’s rental housing market.
Now that Colorado's created a first-of-its-kind statewide office of financial empowerment, here are a few things to keep in mind.
To better understand the experiences and needs of caregivers in Colorado, we've developed a short, five-minute survey.
When we have a tax code that doesn’t adequately fund public services going forward — even though Colorado currently has a good budget picture, that will not last forever — then it doesn’t work for the majority of Coloradans.
There could be some fiscal measures on the ballot that would set Colorado back economically. Here is what we are watching, and what the consequences could be.
Age discrimination in the workforce is an increasingly prevalent issue in Colorado. Hearing the personal stories of those affected by this issue highlights why Colorado needs stronger age discrimination laws.
Age discrimination affects nearly one-third of older workers. Here are seven things you should know about this problem in Colorado.
