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Colorado’s current funding formula doesn’t reward better performance in any substantive way. The lack of real financial rewards provides very little incentive for higher education institutions to move the n

Arizona’s counties and cities have made only marginal progress in addressing their housing shortages. Although new housing makes up a larger share of the supply in today’s market, it’s clear based on the sl

The continued rise in Colorado’s 65+ population will have far-reaching implications for the state’s economy.

CSI forecasts SF 22 could generate an estimated $1-5 million in GDP growth and $1-3 million in added personal income in 2026 alone.