Elliott Wenzler is a news reporter based in Colorado, with a focus on local news in the Denver area. He has written for various publications including The Colorado Sun, Vail Daily, The Aspen Times, Summit Daily News, and Grand Junction Free Press. His articles cover a range of topics, including wildlife reintroduction, political races, and community issues.
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Elliott Wenzler's coverage focuses heavily on local government and political developments within the state of Colorado, particularly in the Denver area. He is interested in legal policy regulation and government announcements, making him likely to be responsive to pitches related to legislative changes, governmental decisions, or regulatory updates relevant to his geographic focus.
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By: Elliott Wenzler
Roughly 20 months after voters approved the largest dedicated fund for affordable housing in Colorado history, some of the state’s highest-cost areas are seeing dollars trickle in. State voters in November 2022 approved Proposition 123,...
By: Elliott Wenzler
A bill that could have allowed Colorado to offer less tax relief to secondary residences died Monday in its first committee hearing during a special session of the legislature.
By: Elliott Wenzler
As Colorado lawmakers debate over how to confront rapidly increasing housing costs, more than a dozen city and town councils on the Western Slope have voted to support allowing local taxes on vacant homes and short-term rentals.
By: Elliott Wenzler
Colorado voters will no longer vote on two ballot measures that would have cut property tax revenue statewide after the supporters of the initiatives removed them from the ballot as part of a bipartisan deal...
By: Elliott Wenzler
Colorado voters will no longer vote on two ballot measures that would have cut property tax revenue statewide after the supporters of the initiatives removed them from the ballot as part of a bipartisan deal...
By: Elliott Wenzler
Short-term rental properties in the Copper Mountain Resort village are pictured on Friday, Aug. 13, 2021.
By: Elliott Wenzler
I-70 eastbound closed near Wolcott Saturday morning due to a semi rollover accident.
Colorado voters should be on the lookout for fake but realistic-looking images created by artificial intelligence this election season, Attorney General Phil Weiser is warning.
By: Elliott Wenzler
Western Slope voters will get a chance to hear directly from local candidates for statehouse, federal and state board of education elections during debates in Grand Junction this Saturday.
By: Elliott Wenzler
Western Slope voters will get a chance to hear directly from local candidates for the Colorado Legislature, federal and state board of education elections during debates in Grand Junction on
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