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
Colorado officials said Friday that the state’s elections are secure after a spreadsheet including a list of passwords used to access voting systems was inadvertently posted on the Secretary of State’s website. The spreadsheet included...
Tickets for the train between Denver and Winter Park will now cost as little as $38, down from the previous cheapest-possible ticket, which cost $58, after a Monday announcement from Gov. Jared Polis.
By: Elliott Wenzler
7:34 p.m. Proposition 127 would ban the public hunting of mountain lions, bobcats and lynx in Colorado.
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By: Elliott Wenzler
Aspen's Adam Frisch, right, makes rounds at his election watch party on Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024, at Belly Up Aspen. Frisch was running against Jeff Hurd in the Colorado House District 3.
By: Elliott Wenzler
Republican candidate for State District 5 and current elected state representative Marc Catlin answers questions from democratic candidate Cole Buerger during the cross examination section of a debate during the Club 20 Western Slope Candidate Debates at Colorado Mesa University’s Robinson Theatre on Sept. 21, 2024.
The inside of the Colorado Capitol during a 2024 special session of the legislature.
By: Elliott Wenzler
Dillon resident Julie McCluskie will continue to serve as the speaker of the House in Colorado, two years after being named the first woman from the Western Slope to serve in the role.
Dillon resident Julie McCluskie will continue to serve as the speaker of the House in Colorado, two years after being named the first woman from the Western Slope to serve in the role. McCluskie, who...
By: Elliott Wenzler
Though Democrats and Republicans on the Western Slope retained power over their respective state legislative seats up for election this year, a closer look at the results shows voters' opinions took drastic shifts in some areas.
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