Complete Colorado

• Gov. Polis’ State of the State energy claims fail the smell test January 20, 2026
  As Governor Polis mentioned in his State of the State address, he has big plans for the legislative session. The post Gov. Polis’ State of the State energy claims fail the smell test appeared first on Complete Colorado.
  Sarah Montalbano
• Northglenn sued over halting religious gatherings in park January 20, 2026
  The lawsuit defines the gatherings, which include feeding the homeless, as an expression of religious freedom. The post Northglenn sued over halting religious gatherings in park appeared first on Complete Colorado.
  Savana Kascak
• Remember who foots the bill for publicly-funded education January 20, 2026
  Some find it easy and convenient to imagine 'public' funds as simply property of the state. The post Remember who foots the bill for publicly-funded education appeared first on Complete Colorado.
  Ari Armstrong
• Upgrading Colorado’s antiquated energy regulation regime January 19, 2026
  Colorado is trying to meet 21st-century energy demands under a Depression-era regulatory scheme, and it is failing. The post Upgrading Colorado’s antiquated energy regulation regime appeared first on Complete Colorado.
  Amy Cooke
• National defense must be the highest federal priority January 19, 2026
  The military needs a raise and the fraud-plagued welfare state needs a haircut. The post National defense must be the highest federal priority appeared first on Complete Colorado.
  Mike Rosen
• Colorado due for a reckoning over runaway Medicaid costs January 18, 2026
  Health care is rapidly crowding out most other spending, and is the primary driver of the state’s budget challenges The post Colorado due for a reckoning over runaway Medicaid costs appeared first on Complete Colorado.
  Nash Herman
• Colorado public school enrollment plummets as spending rises January 16, 2026
  Colorado’s updated school finance formula increased total state funding to $10.03 billion this year. The post Colorado public school enrollment plummets as spending rises appeared first on Complete Colorado.
  Savana Kascak