After years of steadily increasing funding for K-12, higher education and health care, Colorado lawmakers now face the difficult task of deciding which of their top priorities the state can no longer afford.
The state legislature reconvened in Denver on Wednesday to kick off its 120-day legislative session, an event usually marked by optimism, as newly elected officials and returning lawmakers gather to make good on the promises they made to voters on the campaign trail.
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