Bente Birkeland is a journalist at Colorado Public Radio. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, legislation, and social issues, with a focus on Colorado and regional interests. Bente's work has been featured in various outlets, including NPR, the Durango Herald, and WAMU 88.5.
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Bente Birkeland's coverage predominantly focuses on legal policy regulation, government announcements, and politics at a local level in Colorado. She closely follows legal cases, political developments, elections and their impact on the state.
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By: Bente Birkeland
“We need to make sure that the devastation and destruction never happens again.”
By: Bente Birkeland
Share: One of the top priorities for Colorado Democrats for the legislative session, a bill to make it easier for workers to fully unionize, past its first test at the state capitol on Tuesday.
By: Bente Birkeland
Democratic lawmakers want to make it easier for workplaces to fully unionize, but their plan to repeal Colorado's one-of-a-kind organizing requirements faces opposition from business and the governor.
By: Lucas Brady Woods, Bente Birkeland
The SMART Act was meant to increase oversight, accountability and transparency for state departments, but some lawmakers say it’s often a lost opportunity
By: Bente Birkeland, Lucas Brady Woods
Done poorly, they can be Powerpoint Purgatory. Done well, they make news.
By: Lucas Brady Woods, Bente Birkeland
The SMART Act was meant to increase oversight, accountability and transparency for state departments, but some lawmakers say it’s often a lost opportunity.
By: Bente Birkeland
A North Carolina man has been charged with first-degree murder following the tragic death of Heather Williams, a 25-year-old woman who was reported missing before her body was discovered in a wooded area.
By: Bente Birkeland
Prince Harry is meticulously planning his next legal battle to secure better security arrangements for himself, Meghan Markle, Prince Archie, and Princess Lilibet.
By: Bente Birkeland
Prince Andrew is once again under scrutiny over the maintenance of his Royal Lodge, a 30-bedroom mansion in Berkshire.
By: Bente Birkeland
King Charles III once held Meghan Markle in high regard, even giving her the nickname "Tungsten" to reflect her toughness and resilience.
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