James Bartolo is a reporter at the Pueblo Chieftain, where he covers a range of topics including politics, education, and public policy. With a focus on regional interest and world news, Bartolo explores themes such as government, elections, and cultural movements. He has been featured in notable publications including Lexology, USA TODAY, and Yahoo News.
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Based on James Bartolo's article titles and coverage attributes, he seems to focus primarily on local news in Pueblo, Colorado. His topics include education, government & politics, crime, and events.
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Pueblo County's 2026 graduation ceremonies for high schools and colleges are scheduled. Find dates, times, and locations.
Pueblo County's 2026 graduation ceremonies for high schools and colleges are scheduled. Find dates, times, and locations.
By: James Bartolo
Pueblo is negotiating with a confidential company, called 'Project Falcon,' that could bring 287 high-paying jobs to the city.
By: James Bartolo
Pueblo's 56th annual Cinco de Mayo celebration is coming up, and is moving to another park with Chicano Movement significance.
James Bartolo, Pueblo Chieftain Colorado State Rep. Matthew Martinez is working with Pueblo group El Movimiento Sigue to find a new name for Cesar Chávez Boulevard.
By: James Bartolo
Food truck Fridays are back in Pueblo's Mineral Palace Park. Here's what's in store for the Pueblo Food Truck Union in 2026.
By: James Bartolo
El Movimiento Sigue has put out a survey to rename Cesar Chávez Boulevard in Pueblo. The chosen name will influence state legislation.
By: James Bartolo
Jonathan Post, a Republican candidate for Colorado House District 46, aims to address public safety concerns and more if elected.
By: James Bartolo
Pueblo D70's administration is changing legal counsel for operations, replacing Brad Miller's firm with Boulder-based Caplan and Earnest.
By: James Bartolo
Rep. Tisha Mauro seeks a third term in Colorado House District 46, focusing on economic development, agriculture and more for Pueblo County.
