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  • Breaking down Xcel’s massive new Colorado rate hike request June 18, 2026
    Cooke argues ongoing rate hikes are the result of layers of policy choices, regulatory approvals, and energy mandates. The post Breaking down Xcel’s massive new Colorado rate hike request appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Mike Krause
  • ‘Unofficial’ CU student group cheers for Boulder firebomber June 18, 2026
    The group appears to celebrate the attack on Jewish community members advocating for Israeli hostages. The post ‘Unofficial’ CU student group cheers for Boulder firebomber appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Sherrie Peif
  • Unaffiliateds rising: When primaries decide Colorado elections June 17, 2026
    If you’re registered with a party but never attend caucuses, you’re simply limiting your options under the current rules. The post Unaffiliateds rising: When primaries decide Colorado elections appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Jon Caldara
  • Boulder DA hints at Phil Weiser involvement in climate lawsuit June 16, 2026
    Coloradans should know if tax dollars are being directed towards climate litigation that risks higher energy bills. The post Boulder DA hints at Phil Weiser involvement in climate lawsuit appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Kyle Kohli
  • Congress could take a lesson from Colorado’s fiscal restraints June 16, 2026
    If the federal government had Colorado's fiscal restraints, politicians would hate it, Coloradans would be saying 'told you so.' The post Congress could take a lesson from Colorado’s fiscal restraints appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Nash Herman
  • Test scores show Colorado schools still falling well short June 16, 2026
    Education becomes inherently political as taxpayers, legislators, bureaucrats, and recipients fight over spending the money. The post Test scores show Colorado schools still falling well short appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Ari Armstrong
  • Lawsuit filed over rules aimed at Colorado gun dealer records June 15, 2026
    CSSA is now asking a federal court to block enforcement of the new law while the case proceeds. The post Lawsuit filed over rules aimed at Colorado gun dealer records appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Mike Krause

Colorado Fiscal Outlook Improves; Lawmakers Still Want More

“Virgil and the Constitution” is Now Published!

Xcel Energy Wants to Raise Rates, But It Can’t Even Deliver Reliable Electricity

Flowers Foods v. Brock: Does It Signal a Future Curb in Congress’s Overuse of Its Commerce Power?

Congress Could Take a Lesson from Colorado’s Fiscal Restraints

Why Colorado Should Follow Florida’s Fiscal Policy Lead

Colorado Lawmakers (Mostly) Read the Room on Energy in 2026

The Legacy of the Declaration of Independence

Is Colorado Taking Your TABOR Refund?

The Declaration of Independence: Its Debt to History

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RSS Complete Colorado
  • Breaking down Xcel’s massive new Colorado rate hike request June 18, 2026
    Cooke argues ongoing rate hikes are the result of layers of policy choices, regulatory approvals, and energy mandates. The post Breaking down Xcel’s massive new Colorado rate hike request appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Mike Krause
  • ‘Unofficial’ CU student group cheers for Boulder firebomber June 18, 2026
    The group appears to celebrate the attack on Jewish community members advocating for Israeli hostages. The post ‘Unofficial’ CU student group cheers for Boulder firebomber appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Sherrie Peif
  • Unaffiliateds rising: When primaries decide Colorado elections June 17, 2026
    If you’re registered with a party but never attend caucuses, you’re simply limiting your options under the current rules. The post Unaffiliateds rising: When primaries decide Colorado elections appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Jon Caldara
  • Boulder DA hints at Phil Weiser involvement in climate lawsuit June 16, 2026
    Coloradans should know if tax dollars are being directed towards climate litigation that risks higher energy bills. The post Boulder DA hints at Phil Weiser involvement in climate lawsuit appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Kyle Kohli
  • Congress could take a lesson from Colorado’s fiscal restraints June 16, 2026
    If the federal government had Colorado's fiscal restraints, politicians would hate it, Coloradans would be saying 'told you so.' The post Congress could take a lesson from Colorado’s fiscal restraints appeared first on Complete Colorado.
    Nash Herman