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
As Coloradans digest Election Day and the incoming administration of President-elect Donald Trump, questions are swirling around how the federal change may play out locally. And for transportation-minded residents, the hope for a passenger rail...
By: Elliott Wenzler
As Coloradans digest Election Day and the incoming administration of President-elect Donald Trump, questions are swirling around how the federal change may play out locally.
By: Elliott Wenzler
The sun comes up Wednesday in Beaver Creek. Chris Dillmann/Vail Daily Colorado counties could ask voters to allow them to tax industries in unincorporated areas, including ski resorts, lodging properties, manufacturers, and delivery businesses, under a bill to be introduced during the next lawmaking session.
By: Elliott Wenzler
Railroad tracks and Interstate 70 pass through Glenwood Canyon, June 27, 2023, near Glenwood Springs. The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday heard an appeal of a case that has denied an application to haul crude oil from Utah along the Colorado River to the Denver area.
Starting Jan. 1, only cage free eggs can be sold in Colorado.
By: Elliott Wenzler
Nearly 100 years after it was first negotiated, a new contract for rail use of the Moffat Tunnel is likely to be announced in the coming weeks. The Moffat Tunnel, which connects Gilpin and Grand...
By: Elliott Wenzler
U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet introduced a bipartisan bill in Congress this week that, if passed, will fortify a law intended to prevent surprise medical bills. The federal “No Surprises Act” went into effect in 2022...
By: Elliott Wenzler
As Coloradans digest Election Day and the incoming administration of President-elect Donald Trump, questions are swirling around how the federal change may play out locally. And for transportation-minded residents, the hope for a passenger rail...
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By: Elliott Wenzler
Dillon Roberts will lead the Senate’s Agriculture & Natural Resources Committee.
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