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Three fire districts merging to one

The third time was a charm for the Durango Fire Protection District. Voters were presented with two ballot measures this year: One asked city residents to approve a 15-year contr...

Substantial taxes on marijuana cruise to victory

DENVER – A dime bag is going to cost a few cents more. Colorado voters, who made history in 2012 by legalizing marijuana for recreational use, voted Tuesday to impose heavy taxes ...

School tax soundly defeated

Spending spree isn't enough to sway voters to raise income tax rate

Brown to announce candidacy for 2014

He’ll attempt to retake Colo. House seat

Voter turnout low with days to go

Trend signals ‘big problem’ for school-tax amendment

Building code reform fails to ignite

Wildfire state standard loses Legislature support

Expectations high for marijuana tax

Proponents confident despite little fundraising

Would Amendment 66 be a big win for charter schools?

Animas High School sees a boon; others see missed opportunity

Largest tax? A sneaky move? Hardly

Editor’s note: Now through the Nov. 5 election, the Herald is examining common claims made in ballot campaigns. Campaign: Proposition AA, marijuana taxes. Claim: The s...

Pot tax impact on black market can’t be predicted

Editor’s note: Now through the Nov. 5 election, The Durango Herald is examining common claims made in ballot campaigns. Campaign: Proposition AA, marijuana taxes. Claim...

Gov. Hickenlooper taps Denver judge for Supreme Court

DENVER – A Denver judge with experience as a prosecutor and defense attorney will become Colorado’s newest Supreme Court justice in January. Denver District Judge William Hood on ...

Nuances are crucial with Amendment 66

Editor’s note: Through the Nov. 5 election, the Herald is examining common claims made in ballot campaigns. Campaign: Amendment 66, an income tax increase for public schools. ...