Dan Boyce is a Southern Colorado Reporter at Colorado Public Radio. With over a decade of journalism experience, he covers key topics such as aviation, climate change, water management, and real estate development, reflecting his commitment to environmental and legal affairs. His work is regularly featured in NPR, Beaumont Enterprise, and various other national outlets.
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Dan Boyce's coverage is focused on local issues in Colorado, with an emphasis on government and politics, housing crisis, affordable housing, homelessness, environment and wildlife. His articles often cite data and cover evolving stories related to legal policy regulation as well as government announcements.
Given his focus on these specific topics within the geographic region of Colorado Springs and the state of Colorado at large, individuals or organizations with insights into local government policies around housing affordability, homelessness initiatives or environmental regulations are likely to capture his interest. Additionally, experts who can provide data-driven analysis or commentary on these issues would be valuable sources for Dan's coverage.
For those seeking to reach out to him directly about a potential story pitch or expert commentary opportunity should consider aligning their expertise with the themes covered in his articles such as Government & Politics; Housing Crisis; Affordable Housing; Homelessness; Environment; Wildlife and Legal Policy Regulation.
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By: Dan Boyce
For the first couple of years living in the rustic, homestead cabin Paul Fennell had purchased in Rio Grande County, it was basically camping indoors. Yet, in that time he had slowly grown a new skill set. He installed new in-floor heating, plumbing and electrical. He changed the floorplan and installed insulation. All of it he did himself, with the help of what he called “YouTube University.”
By: Dan Boyce
The 28-year-old returns to her alma mater to premiere new music at this year’s Colorado College Summer Music Festival.
By: Briana Heaney
The site for a possible future nuclear power facility and a reservoir expansion were discussed at this week's annual state of the utility event.
By: Dan Boyce
A historically dry winter in many Western states has ranchers facing tough choices.
By: Dan Boyce
A historically dry winter in many Western states has ranchers facing tough choices.
By: Tony Gorman, Dan Boyce
District 5 has never elected a Democrat. Jessica Killin is vying to end that streak.
A historically dry winter in many Western states has ranchers facing tough choices. Colorado Public Radio's Dan Boyce reports.
By: Dan Boyce
Matt Cavanaugh, of Manitou Springs, gave a kidney to a stranger. His decision five years ago completed a donor chain that provided organs to seven others. Since then, Cavanaugh set out to prove you can have a normal life after giving a kidney.
By: Dan Boyce
· Share: While crews are making progress on some areas of the Aspen Acres fire south of Pueblo, the fire continues to grow as firefighters face persistent hot and dry conditions this week.
By: Dan Boyce
Portions of 16 rivers and streams in the state are under at least voluntary fishing closures.
