Conservative think tank says Denver has spent $356m in migrant aid, city agencies say the numbers are inflated
The Common Sense Institute says the largest portion of money was spent to educate new to country students and on healthcare ...
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New Audit Reveals Trump Critic Mike Johnston Spent $356M Taxpayer Money On Migrants In Denver
A Common Sense Institute report revealed Denver spent $356 million on migrants since December 2022, covering around 45,000 ...
Democratic Mayor Mike Johnston's Denver spent $356 million of taxpayers' funds on migrants: Report
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston faces criticism following a report by the Common Sense Institute revealing Denver has spent $356 ...
Childcare deserts in Colorado are keeping women from working
The Common Sense Institute found that there are not enough spots for all the kids who need care. About 51% of the state is in ...
Denver spends more than $350 million on migrants
Spending on migrants in Denver has ballooned to an estimated $356 million, an updated analysis by the Common Sense Institute ...
Denver facing a child care shortfall with nearly 12,000 more spots for kids needed, nonprofit says
The Lil People Learning Center in the Denver neighborhood of Green Valley Ranch might have room for more children, which ...
Perspective: Taxes — by another name
Since 2018, Colorado taxpayers have benefited from two reductions to the state income tax that together have brought the rate ...
Report: Pilot program that raises child care wages could expand availability in Iowa
A pilot program in several Iowa communities that supplemented child care wages resulted in more care availability, a new ...
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Child care workers’ wages boosted, 275 slots created by pilot program, Iowa study says
Advocates hope state policymakers help expand statewide the Childcare Solutions Funds pilot program, which was funded by ...
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Childcare deserts in Colorado are keeping women from working
Many believe it’s the cost of childcare that causes the biggest problems, but the Common Sense Institute ran the numbers and found many counties in Colorado are in a childcare desert.