Return on Fort Lewis College investments better than state’s

left with state have significantly lower return on investment

Proponents end effort to retain excess state revenue

Crowded ballot scares off plan to ease budget shortfall

Fort Lewis College approves tuition hike for resident students

also approves budget, Old Fort deal

In-state students face increased tuition cost at FLC

Nonresident tuition will remain flat

Colorado owes millions to oil and gas companies

Lawmakers scramble to address ‘crisis’ in waning days

Republicans join Democrats to change hospital provider fee

Restructuring to free money has support of Brown and Coram

Agreement reached on Clean Power Plan funding at Colorado Capitol

would cut about $112,000

Clean Power Plan overshadows state budget debate

state senators strip funding for fed program

Fort Lewis College considers tuition increase

On Friday, the FLC Department of Finance and Administration suggested an 8.61 percent hike for Colorado residents’ tuition at the…

Colorado budget advances in Legislature

J. Paul Brown fights for schools and roads

More Republicans consider hospital provider fee restructure

Coram and other lawmakers signal change in political tone

Alamosa Republican supports hospital fee restructuring

Changes would generate $730M in next fiscal year for state

Colorado lawmakers get gloomy budget forecast

legislators say another recession is possible, and state budget looks grim

Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper defends budget-balancing proposal

Restructured fee would be exempt from TABOR

Charlatans’ IRS scam is making the rounds

Residents warned to keep personal information secret

Budget, voting reforms urged

Coalition looks at TABOR conflicts

Carter renews push for mill levy override

Last week, Montezuma-Cortez Re-1 Superintendent Alex Carter called a workshop with board members to discuss district finances. He presented an…

Re-1 eyes oil-gas taxes

Carter: Kinder Morgan can pay bigger share

Impact of spruce beetle questioned

Infestation may not be to blame for intensity

Colorado budget proposal comes with cuts

Despite strong economy, law requires tough decisions

State’s open carry law becomes focus after shootings in Colorado Springs

carried rifle down a main downtown street

Mercy’s parent settles billing complaint

Department of Justice gets $7.8M from hospital’s previous owner

Delegates pursue mine cleanup

Bennet, Gardner, Tipton seek to pass good Samaritan bill

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