Panel backs higher ed flexibility

Full story: Fort Collins Coloradoan

DENVER - A Colorado legislative committee studying long-term fiscal reform has approved a bill giving colleges and universities more flexibility, and a study of the state's complicated state and local tax structure to be delivered in 2011.

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