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Health care Denver Post editorial: Hick's reason for veto makes sense We understand the governor's fear that fewer children will be covered by CHP+, but monthly premiums do make sense.
Fiscal policy Colorado Springs Gazette: D-20 considers giving Wal-Mart discount on taxes The Academy School District 20 school board is expected to vote Thursday on an intergovernmental agreement to contribute incentives to help attract a Wal-Mart data center to the region.
The Colorado Independent: How to fix the Colorado budget? Talk about it Now that this year's legislative session is safely behind us, maybe it's time to talk about the state budget. That, anyway, seems to be the premise behind a video released today by the Bell Policy Center and ProgressNow Colorado.
Jobs and economic security Denver Business Journal: Denver lags most cities on 1-year job-growth rate The Denver area lagged behind nearly two-thirds of the nation's 100 largest cities in its rate of job growth over the last year, according to a new analysis of federal labor data.
