The article left much unsaid, as reporters from mainstream Eastern newsrooms have their own predictable narratives.

Amendment 87’s proponents don’t seem to realize they will be raising taxes on the blue-collar small businessman who’s about ...

On a ranch, you read the fine print before you sign. A grazing lease. A cattle contract. A land deal. This year’s ballot ...

On Amendment 87, the graduated tax question, Polis urged a no vote: ...

The editorial argues extracting billions in a single year from the state’s largest businesses would 'do more harm than good.' ...

Certainly the news made headlines along the Front Range. The front page of the Daily Camera for December 10, 1926, carried ...

This is another example of the mentality of Denver’s progressive prosecutors, judges, and juries who pander to criminals at ...

When local governments differ significantly in sales tax rates, people are more likely to cross jurisdictional borders to ...

Amendment 87 will not fix our economy or the state budget; it’s a long-term tax hike that will steadily push ever more filers ...

If proponents cannot even present the information accurately, then how can voters trust the measure’s supposed benefits?

Unlike the federal income tax brackets, 87’s brackets aren’t indexed for inflation, meaning over time all of us will creep ...