New investments made during the 2022 legislative session will increase access to postsecondary education in Colorado and help ensure that students find meaningful careers upon graduating.
With the need for action growing across Colorado, we examine the methods of addressing rising property taxes that are currently being discussed, and which direction we should take.
Colorado needs new, progressive tools to provide targeted tax relief without cutting funding to community services.
Two property tax initiatives may appear on your ballot this year. Learn how they might hurt Colorado and how we can have more productive property tax conversations moving forward.
We demystify the reports of rampant inflation by examining where these numbers come from, what's driving them, and how lawmakers should respond.
COVID-19 decreased access to education, while increasing the need of credentials for good jobs. What we learned over the last year has us rethinking education entirely.
An analysis on how the Joint Budget Committee balanced the budget during the 2020 session and how that impacted Coloradans and key programs and services.
In our new brief, we build on previous research and examine many of the ways women have fared over the course of the pandemic.
After reviewing Colorado's economic forecast, here are five key takeaways from COVID-19's impact on the state budget.
Who are Colorado's frontline workers who continue to support our communities during this critical time? Learn more with new analysis from the Bell.
