Evan Wyloge is a Data Reporter at various prominent outlets. He specializes in themes such as cannabis and psychedelics, finance, and general assignment news, often exploring topics like cannabidiol (CBD), cannabis regulation, and corporate finance. His work has been featured in notable publications including Colorado Politics, New York Post, and ProPublica, among others.
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Evan's coverage revolves around real estate, housing market trends, and education with a strong emphasis on citing data. To effectively reach out to Evan, consider providing insights backed by robust statistical analysis related to real estate industry trends, home prices, housing market shifts in specific states like California and Colorado. Additionally, offering data-driven perspectives on educational equity concerns would likely resonate well with his focus.
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SF could lose even more HHS grant funding San Francisco Examiner
By: Evan Wyloge, Christopher Osher
Critics say the current method of allowing manufacturers to choose the samples they send to labs is vulnerable to abuse and allows contaminated products to reach dispensaries.
By: Evan Wyloge
First-time buyers-crushed by high prices and vexxing mortgage rates-can still find affordability in the condo market, and especially in these cities.
With the exception of acute HIV infections, the number of sexually transmitted infections declined between 2024 and 2025.
By: Evan Wyloge, Christopher Osher
Citing potential tax avoidance and “serious risks to public safety,” the Marijuana Enforcement Division warned companies about selling illegal chemically converted hemp as marijuana.
By: Evan Wyloge
We rounded up a list of the places where home sellers are bending-and holding firm-on their asking prices.
By: Shelby Grossman, Evan Wyloge, Gaige Davila
Some Arizona school districts post board meeting videos online. Many don't. Three delete recordings in apparent violation of state law.
