John Aguilar is a Suburban Reporter at The Denver Post. He covers the Denver suburbs, with a focus on crime, social issues, and politics, including congressional and local elections. His work has been featured in various publications, including the Broomfield Enterprise and the Bozeman Daily Chronicle.
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John Aguilar's coverage is primarily focused on local government and politics in Colorado, particularly within the Denver area. He provides extensive coverage of legislative developments, regulatory changes, and evolving political stories.
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By: John Aguilar
But don't expect the earthmovers and asphalt pavers to roar to life anytime soon on the 10-mile thoroughfare.
By: John Aguilar
More than a half century after the last passenger disembarked Car No. 10 of the Yampa Valley Mail train, an effort to revive passenger rail from Colorado's capital city to the state's northwest corner is taking shape.
By: John Aguilar
Texas-based Kairoi Properties claims City Council changed land-use rules mid-game
By: John Aguilar
After less than half a year representing the 4th Congressional District, he will step aside as the second-shortest-serving member of Congress in state history.
By: John Aguilar
On Friday, U.S. Rep. Greg Lopez will make Colorado congressional history — well, almost.
By: John Aguilar
After less than half a year representing the 4th Congressional District, Lopez will step aside as the second-shortest-serving member of Congress in state history — behind only William E.
By: John Aguilar
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By: John Aguilar
As U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert embarked on a fresh chapter in her political career Friday — representing a new Colorado district in Congress — she left a few legislative accomplishments to the district she led for four years, but where
By: John Aguilar
DENVER — As U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert embarked on a fresh chapter in her political career Friday — representing a new Colorado district in Congress — she
By: John Aguilar
DENVER — As U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert embarked on a fresh chapter in her political career Friday — representing a new Colorado district in Congress — she
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