Evan Wyloge is a Data Reporter at Colorado Politics. He focuses on themes such as cannabis regulation, real estate, and public education, exploring the intersections of these topics within the housing market and education system. His work has been featured in numerous outlets including SFGate, New York Post, and ProPublica.
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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.
By: Evan Wyloge
The amount of money at play in the race for Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction has far eclipsed previous cycles.
The amount of money at play in the race for Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction has far eclipsed previous cycles.
By: Evan Wyloge
The political struggle over who will lead the Arizona Department of Education has set a record this year, with the amount of money raised and spent cycle-to-date topping previous election cycles through at least 2006, signaling the high-profile nature of this statewide office.
Graduation Gap: Fewer of Arizona’s growing number of graduates meet state standards
By: Katie Wilcox, Evan Wyloge
In 2025, four out of five Arizona public high school seniors received diplomas, an increase for the state.
By: Katie Wilcox, Evan Wyloge
This story was originally published by The Beam, a nonprofit investigative newsroom at Arizona State University's Howard Center for Investigative Journalism. Read the original at thebeam.org. In 2025, four out of five Arizona public high school seniors received diplomas, an increase for the state. However, that apparent improvement in educational outcomes is not reflected in…
