Mark Hillman’s Capitol Review: Even if Prop HH passes, property taxes are still going up
Mark Hillman argues that the Colorado state legislature can cut taxes anytime; it doesn't need voter approval.
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Top articles for the week ending September 30, 2023
Top articles from the Kiowa County Press for the week ending September 30, 2023.
Colorado River officials to expand troubled water conservation program in 2024
Officials plan to expand a conservation program next year that pays farmers and ranchers to use less water.
Colorado prepares to keep national parks open if federal government shuts down
Colorado is working to continue operations and protect the resources of national parks in the state.
Colorado grants $2.5M to expand apprenticeships for high school students
The grants are part of Colorado's Response, Innovation and Student Equity Education program.
Strike deadline approaches as Colorado health care workers negotiate with Kaiser Permanente
Colorado could see 3,000 health care workers go on strike next week.
Identities of two women found dead in Kiowa County confirmed
Kiowa County Coroner Jimmy Brown has confirmed the identities of two women found dead.
Colorado families at risk of losing WIC benefits with government shutdown
Nearly 90,000 women and children in Colorado could lose a government benefit to purchase healthy food.
Campaigns accelerate to influence Colorado voters on Prop HH
Proponents and opponents of Proposition HH are making their case to Colorado voters
Race for new affordable housing money could leave Western Slope behind
In a rural area, if you need 40 homes or a multi-family house, it's harder to make that profitable for construction.
